Interview with the Devil

Resurrection

De: Michael Harbron

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

In the gripping second installment of the series, Joseph Banbury ventures further into the realms of the supernatural, wielding newfound powers that challenge his understanding of good and evil. As he navigates a treacherous path fraught with peril and deception, Joseph confronts his inner demons while forging an unlikely alliance with the Devil himself. With each step closer to the truth, Joseph unravels dark secrets that bind him to his fate, culminating in a chilling revelation that shakes the foundations of his existence. Will Joseph succumb to his destiny, or will he defy the forces of darkness and forge his own path to redemption?

Great story, terrible narration

Loved the story and follow up on book one but man, AI generated narration was terrible. He should have used the same narrator as the first book. Might have saved some $$$ but the result was very disappointing.

Great book, hate virtual voice

Liked the story overall, hated the virtual voice reading of it. Look forward to more books.

Robot Voice

I wished a real person was reading this book, it wasn’t a good as the first simply because of the monotone robotic voice that could not portray the characters accurately

the AI narrator

The narrator of this is absolutely horrible. He misspeaks a lot of words, skips words. It doesn't fully tell the story. It sounds more like he, it bounces around the pages and messes up the whole flow of the book

unlisten toable

even at the incredible price of free dollars, this is unlistened-to-able. love the first one, loved the storytelling, loved the reader. I will wait and pay for the real thing when they release it with a real voice actor.

virtual voice ruins a story

when the bland robotic voice has the same tone and cadence no matter what is going on, it ruins the experience. This is like listening to a young child who understands how to pronounce the words, but not how a sentence works.

Good thing this was free with membership. No way I would want to burn a credit on it. If this is the future of audio books, they will die away.

The story is engaging. It deserves so much better.