That's a bit of basic and random. Some models have the features you describe. From the better models you get a slightly different voice for text in quotes. But

That's a bit of basic and random. Some models have the features you describe. From the better models you get a slightly different voice for text in quotes. But the difference to good audio books is that you have * different voices for the narrator and each character * different emotions and/or speed in certain situations. I guess you could use a LLM to "understand" and annotate an existing book if there's a markup and then use TTS to create an audio book from it and so automate most of the the process.