Sins Of The Stranded

A Psychological Thriller

Never accept an invitation if you don’t know who it’s from.

Seven Strangers, One Island of Secrets, no way to escape.

When Maddy receives an invitation for a luxurious day tour of the Florida Keys, it seems like the perfect retreat.

But when she wakes up stranded on a deserted island with six other people, with no memory of how they got there, their hopes of paradise turn to dread.

Soon, cryptic letters appear, each hinting at a dark secret from their past—a sin they thought was buried.

With each passing day, the tension builds as they realize someone is watching, holding them accountable for the sins they thought were left behind.

Accusations fly, alliances shift, and paranoia grows as they search the island for a possible escape.

Who is their captor, and what grudge has driven them to this twisted game of vengeance?

As the body count rises, the survivors must confront each other and the sins they committed. Who will be next to die, and who, if anyone, will make it off the island alive?

Your sins will find you…even in paradise.

Book was good it not the AI narration

I enjoyed the book enough to bear through the teeth gritting AI narration… that was the worst to listen to. It was difficult to discern characters at times and didn’t have the correct inflection for many things read. If you can get past the horrible AI intonation the actual story is intriguing and a pretty solid concept. If Audible goes to just AI narration, I will no longer be a subscriber. Half the enjoyment of a book is listening to how the book is brought to life through the narrators voice.

Unrealistic dialogue

The storyline had potential, but the dialogue was unrealistic and robotic. "It is" instead of "it's" and other similar grammar being used makes it seem like you're reading off of a script than a genuine conversation between characters. The AI voice did not help.