A Bite for Dinner

A Paranormal Cozy Mystery

Cord Dupree is just a young highway patrolman until he pulls over a werewolf one night. Then a retiring Texas Ranger hands him a century old silver badge. Now he can see a ghost, another Ranger who works the paranormal shift. Macey Davenport's grandma died and she missed the funeral. But she's given a dog named Bogey and the keys to the family inn on Galveston Island. This building has survived dozens of hurricanes, even the big one in 1900. It turns out the inn is haunted . . . Her first guests include the young werewolf Cord pulled over. Somebody winds up dead, and it will take all of them, Cord, Macey, their ghosts and Bogey the dog to figure out whodunnit.

Disliked the Virtual Voice

I did NOT like the virtual voice, it didn't have much inflection when narrating the book. Also, there was no difference in the voice for different characters in the book. It did use a male voice which I find easier to hear.
I prefer the live person narrating/reading the book because most of them change their voices for each character which is much more fun to listen too. It's the next best thing to having the books dramatized.
I really hope you keep real actors/people reading the audible books.
The story was very good, I enjoyed it.
I won't be buying anymore books narrated by a virtual voice.