The Squatters

A Thriller

De: Vincent Zandri

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

If a Squatter Takes Over Your Home, do You Politely Give Up? Or do You Fight for What's Yours? Even if it's a Fight to the Death!

When a thrice married crime writer notices his wife is unhappy due to the time he devotes to his work, he decides to spend the summer with her on a family-owned island on the Hudson River. The only problem is that some Mexican Cartel connected squatters has taken over the island for their drug-running operation. The writer and his wife might think twice about challenging the deadly gangsters. But the unlikely duo is not about to give up on what's theirs without a fight.

It's a fight to the death, Alamo style, in this brand-new pulse-pounding thriller from New York Times and USA Today bestselling Thriller and Shamus Award winning author Vincent Zandri. For fans of Don Winslow, Charlie Houston, Michael Connelly, and more.

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what a waste of time

virtual voice is still flat and hard to listen to. The story itself was bull shoot aimed at a vigilante mentality

Disappointing

I was left unfulfilled. It seemed like a long way to go for the ending.

Terrible

This story was so bad, everything was bad. Don’t even bother take my word. The worst.

Predidicial

Horrible AI narrative. At free it's not worth it. so glad I didn't pay for it

Wrist narration ever!

I will never listen to an AI generated voice again. Absolutely horrible. No inflection in the voice. One monotone voice for every character so that's it was read verbatim with all of the he said, she said, I said parts. The story wasn't even believable. Terrible.