LOST IN THE PAST

A Shady Pines Mystery Novel - Book 2

De: Jenny Elaine

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

MYSTERIOUS DREAMS, A HAUNTING PAST, AND A SECRET SOMEONE IS DETERMINED TO KEEP. IS IT TOO LATE FOR THE TRUTH TO BE UNCOVERED?
Twenty-five years ago, four women mysteriously disappeared from the small town of Shady Pines, Georgia. The police investigated, but there was never any suspicion of foul play. Now, Misty Raven is trying to find the truth of what happened, but someone is desperate to stop her. When Misty’s life is threatened and a beloved citizen is found dead, she knows it’s just a matter of time before she’s next. Dive into this delightful, spine-tingling sequel as Misty fights to uncover the secrets from the past.

characters

loved the whole book. loved the lead in both books and can't wait to read (hear) more!

Interested enough in storyline to listen to this 2nd book despite AI voice

So, AI voice is still annoying with no inflections,etc. And storyline a bit predictable in places, but still interesting enough to keep reading 2nd and now a 3rd installment especially since they are free!

Fabulous

This series gets better and better. I cannot recommend it enough. I am binge reading this series a book a day. I can’t put it down.

The computer narrator is disappointing, it mispronounces words and has no feeling. Please read this series rather than listening unless like me you drive a lot and can can mostly ignore the computer’s mistakes

AI isn’t very good

AI as the voice has no emotion. I’m only finishing the sequel because of the story.

Lost in the Past Bk 2

I love this series - I wouldn't call this a cozy - it's a murder mystery that is so well written - It would capture everyone from 13 to 100 years of age that enjoys murder mysteries and falls for it's characters. There is no smut, and no swearing and I don't usually seek out either, nor do I care when the story adds either - but WOW, the character development and intrigue had me listening to the entire series in 2 days -that's how much I enjoyed it!
Virtual voice - was the only down side to this amazing story. My problem with virtual voice is, some words are pronounced properly and sarcasm is totally lost in conversation - lastly expressions like "tomato / to-mat-toe" are lost on virtual voice.
We all know Misty Raven is hiding something in book one but as I followed Misty along, I wanted to be her friend and confidant. She's strong, independent, yet not overtly -
This is my favorite murder mystery story I've listen to this year - hope to see more from Jenny Elaine -