Evil Minds: Three Suspense Thrillers

De: Tim Kizer

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

How do you stop a serial killer who can escape from any prison?
On December 11, fifteen-year-old Helen Hinton is brutally murdered in an abandoned house. Her killer, Edward Phillips, is caught and sentenced to death. Helen's blood was on Edward's clothes and shoes, the murder weapon has his fingerprints on it. Edward claims he's innocent. He's telling the truth.
Two months after Edward Phillips is transferred to death row, a murder similar to Helen's occurs in another city. The victim is eighteen-year-old Laura Sumner.

On an October morning, Mark Hinton, Helen's father, visits Edward in prison to talk about Laura Sumner's case. Edward tells him that he knows who really killed Helen.

What he doesn't tell Mark is that the real killer is the most dangerous criminal on the planet.

AN EVIL MIND, a supernatural thriller
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HITCHHIKER, a suspense novelette

When a serial killer hitches a ride one sunny day in a beautiful California valley, he does not suspect that he may have met his match, who is dead set to take another life. The battle of wits begins and only the most devious mind will survive.
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MANIA, a suspense novel

Richard Brower has killed a dozen people. Now someone is trying to frame him for the murders committed by another serial killer.

Serial killer Richard Brower buried his cheating wife, Mary, in the woods on Saturday.
On Monday, Mary calls her brother's girlfriend.
A few days later, she calls her mom.
Then Mary bumps into her friend at a mall.

Are all these people lying or has Mary actually come back from the dead?
Richard has no idea, but he will get to the bottom of this. Or at least he'll try.

Original plots

The plots are rather original, Fun to listen to in the car. I am not a big fan of AI generated voice though. Let’s stick to human narrators

Virtual Voice-not good

The virtual voice showed absolutely no motion. I had a hard time, figuring out what character was speaking. The storyline may have been good if I understood it, because it was a constant run-on sentence with the same voice going on and on. I think the idea of a virtual voiceis a terrible idea probably will lose listeners. Unless you find a way further, to be some emotion in a way to distinguish between the characters.