The Female Breeders

A Dystopian Novel

De: Melanie Bokstad Horev

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

A world ruled by women. A system where men fight to breed.

For generations, women have held absolute power, and men exist only to serve. Neen Salvek never questioned the system’s perfection—until she steps inside the Arena Dome and sees the brutal truth with her own eyes.

The lies. The control. The violence.

Then she meets Tem—a fighter who refuses to kneel. His defiance awakens something within her. A hunger for freedom. For something more. More than obedience. More than order. More than the life she was trained to lead.

As their bond deepens, Neen uncovers a secret that could bring down the Sisterhood’s reign. But rebellion has a price—and love might cost her everything.

One choice could shatter a regime. One voice could start a revolution.

For fans of The Handmaid's Tale and The Power, The Female Breeders is a dystopian thriller that will leave you breathless. This is the first book in The Female Saga, a completed duet.

"This book is incredibly well-written and truly will keep you on the edge of your seat." - Goodreads reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

"READ IT! If I tell you I devoured this book, it would be an understatement." -Amazon reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

"...this is one of those books that's hard to put down.” - Reviewer ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐

The story is great.

The AI voice is a no for me. I hate it. It almost made me stop the story. I like the story but I did feel parts were skipped over or could have been expanded. I’ll be reading the next one instead of audiobook.

Potentially good story : Terrible AI narration

I was very much looking forward to this dystopian story. The story sounds promising and intriguing. I could go no further than 3 chapters because of the narration. Using AI to narrate a story proved unsuccessful; no meaningful inflection, poor pronunciation, lack of emotion to correlate with the dialogue. I will be avoiding all AI narrated books in the future.

The virtual voice is terrible

It’s a good story. I am suffering through the 2nd book now. I say suffering because the AI voice is so very bad. Passionless and boring. I debated even listening to the 2nd book, but I already bought it. I can’t really say how good the writing is because the virtual voice killed any passionate story telling the book may have had.

terrible ai narrator

the story was good and well written.
ai narrator was bland and it was difficult to stay interested.
the parts I stopped at kept me coming back to keep going.

AI total fail

The story is a good idea, but the AI narrative falls flat. The story is a bit weak.

AI reader killed the book

the context and story was amazing but the failure to have influx of a real voice between characters let alone context for added emotions really made this fall flat.

Can't get past "Virtual Voice" narration

I went into this thinking the story was intriguing, but hesitant about AI narration. I got it anyway, and it ended up as a DNF. Aside from my personal objections to AI narrators (taking work away from real people and all), the narration was so flat I just couldn't get into the story. overall, story has an interesting premise, but the AI narration ruins it.

Good story, bad virtual voice!

It was a good story line, but the virtual voice sucked. There was no emotion, very blah. I won’t listen to a virtual voice audiobook again. If they redid this book with an actual person I would listen again. It was a messed up book in the sense of women treating men especially little boys like crap. That new world wouldn’t be for me.

THE NARRATION KILLS THE BOOK

It is an interesting story, but the monotone of the narration kills the book. Too bad because the story is decent. I will not be listening to anymore books with Virtual Voice.

good but the narrator ruins it

I thought it was a good story, but the AI narrator ruins it. the inflection of voice often falls flat or doesn't match the context so it makes situations awkward and often confusing. wish I would have just bought the book and read it. it was a free listen though, and now I know to steer clear of AI narrators.