Covert Dreams

De: Michael Meyer

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What if the government said that your missing wife never existed? Intrigue and conspiracy from Munich to the burning sands of Saudi Arabia.

"As he sat there, he became one gigantic spasm. His body jerked involuntarily, without interruption, and he began to spin. The world was upside down, sideways—because what couldn't possibly be, inexplicably was. Blobs of perspiration fell onto the book. B.J. slammed it shut. He pushed the terrible pages aside. He was in such a state that the librarian looked up at him from across the room, frowning disapproval his way as sharp as Arabian swords.

But B.J. didn't notice. He couldn't see. He was lost completely to the horror of his mind."

What is real, and what is not? Who is really who, and why?

If you love fast-paced international thrillers, then take on COVERT DREAMS. It is like "reading Robert Ludlum and the Bourne series" - Dale Roberts, mystery writer

"Don't start reading this book on an evening when you have to get up early the next morning, because you're going to find it hard to put down!" - Nick Russell, NY Times bestselling author of the BIG LAKE series

Computer voice needs a lot of work

The story was so-so. It was hard to listen to because of the lack human intonation, pronunciation, awkward pauses and no variation when different characters spoke.
I will not be choosing any more titles with computer narration for quite some time.