Gone without a Trace: A Small Town Riveting Kidnapping Mystery Thriller

De: Marie Wilkens

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A mother's desperate search for her abducted twins leads her into the heart of a shocking family conspiracy.

When twins Emily and Erica vanish from their family's farm, their mother, Susan, is shattered. Defying police skepticism, she courageously tracks their estranged aunt, Paula, uncovering a chilling plot. In a race against time, Susan's relentless pursuit leads to a dramatic rescue from an underground trap. Facing Paula's twisted revenge, Susan's strength prevails, uniting her family in healing and hope.

worth reading

I really like the story. I did skip a lot of The Middle of the story because it was too long for me. however, the character building and story set up was excellent and the last third of the book was excellent. the middle part that I skipped became tedious and I don't feel like I missed anything. the book is worth listening or reading. I'm sure the virtual voice was used to cut down on costs because it was a self-publish. I do wonder how much better it would have been with a human narrating the book.

Flat Monatone Voice

The computer narrator destroyed any chance for a good review. The story was dull so one could say that the dullness of a robotic narrator was in keeping with the theme. No recommendition supporting this Audible selection.

good story, TERRIBLE narration!

This is the 2nd book I have listened to with computer narration and it's awful! No emotions whatsoever so ever! I liked the idea of the story and it kept me interested, just wish it was a real person. I had forgotten it was AI reading until and emotional part came and it was monotone.

it was to repetitive

This would of been a good book, but it repeated to much. the first part of the book really drug on. The last wasn't to bad. I didn't like the narrative I like the real people being the narrative it's better in all.

Torture

The computer narration was torture to listen to. The story was ok but insanely dragged out with repetitive thoughts. I had to skip to the end to see how it turned out. Just couldn't listen any more