Deep Trouble

De: Nancy Dane

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Deep Trouble relates the shocking story of a once prosperous boomtown and the shameful skeletons yet buried in a nearby pasture. The novel is based on actual events in Coal Hill, Arkansas, in the late 1800s when coal was king and convict labor helped keep it that way. The brutal truth that unfolded here stunned not only a state, but a nation.

Disturbing history

The story is not super easy to follow at first. The entire book is written, I believe, to give an idea of the grammatical nuances used in the region at the time. The narration is AWFUL.
The historical information is heavy and over powering. It is disturbing that it took place at all. Unfortunately, this is an example of the deplorable depraved nature of humanity. If you make it to the end you be gratified with a touch of redemption.

Audiobook narrated by virtual voice.

. It put me off at first but I started listening. I have certainly heard worse narrations by humans to the point I couldn’t listen to the rest of the book. However the virtual voice actually does a good job once you get past that it’s not human. I would buy another audiobook with virtual voice.

torturous virtual reader

I very much enjoyed the story , but the reading was absolutely distracting at the very least.