Well I personally think you can't beat British English Eloquence. I know it
sounds a bit weird to begin with, but it's very clear and accurate and I can
imagine myself listening to audio files made using it.
The problem with Real Speak, A T & T, rhetorical etc is that they were never
really designed to be used as reading tools, they were designed for
corporate telephony appplications and so have that 'I am your best friend
here to help you' quality about them. When you read a book using something
like Eloquence or Doubletalk, you get used to the voice and as people have
already said, you can then bring your own interpretation to the text.
James
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