The Quantum Curators and the Great Deceiver

De: Eva St. John

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Death, dishonour or duty. Time is running out and someone is going to die.

Trapped on Beta Earth, Julius has no memory of the past two years, and everything feels wrong. As he struggles to make sense of his surroundings, he is taken under the wing of a very unexpected group of people and their existence will change everything.

Back on Alpha Earth, treacherous coalitions with the worst of Beta humanity are being formed and only Neith knows the full extent of the danger. Searching for help, she approaches those she trusts, but each encounter ends in violent death. She is on her own.

Julius and his new friends need to return to Alpha to prevent the domination of his planet and rescue Neith. As they close in, they discover she has been making her own desperate plans, but is her solution too high a price?
Can they save Earth from annihilation or has time finally run out for the Quantum Curators?

Join the Quantum Curators today for a fast paced and witty adventure across time and space.

AI Voice gets a lot wrong

This series has been fun, but the last two books were voiced by AI and while it could have been worse, much was lacking in the expression, variety, and correct interpretation of some words and whole phrases. The AI for this book was sloppier than the last one. The narrators of the first three books did a terrific job, so I wish the producers had just kept going with them.

AI voice

I listened to the whole series now with the last two books being read by a machine. Not as good as a human but not awful either. What surprised me is that the section baes on the female character used a male voice. Changing from a male to male to female voice should be a click of a button, right. Otherwise it was ok. I heard worse human narrators.