The Woman in the Woods: A Dark Psychological Thriller

De: Jonas Saul

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"The way Jonas built up the atmosphere of menace to an all-encompassing evil is frightening and shocking. The magnitude, the scale of badness, blew me away." —Liz Nugent, author of Strange Sally Diamond.

Nothing escapes. Not even time...

Something is wrong in the deep woods of Oregon.

Horribly, unnaturally wrong.

For decades, people have vanished without a trace—tourists, locals, even law enforcement. The few bodies recovered are unrecognizable: aged decades in days. The government sealed the area with barbed wire and silence. No answers. No access.

But when four strangers miss their train and stumble into the forest looking for shelter, they find more than ruins and old bones. They find what the government tried to bury.

And then one of them disappears.

The others want out. Now. But the forest isn’t letting them go. Something ancient lives beneath the canopy. It watches. It listens. It waits.

It knows their fears. It knows their weaknesses.
And it’s been hungry for a long, long time.

You don’t just get lost in these woods.
You get devoured.

Story line was good. Narration was terrible.

Did not like virtual voice. Too choppy no emotion detected where necessary to create our evoke emotion.

Fantastic & Unique

Wow! What a great horror story.
Yes, while there were several continuity problems that should’ve been caught by a copy editor, the story was very unique and really held my attention.

The only real negative was the virtual narration…too robotic with serious errors in cadence almost as tho there was no punctuation. This story would’ve been so much better with a real narrator! I wish Amazon/Audible could do better in this area!!

The Virtual Voice

The virtual voice, it was too disconnected, not enough fluctuation, most of the time monotone, and sometimes the sentences were broken up. In my opinion, this story would’ve been really good if it had been read by a narrator.

I listen to the entire story, I considered no longer listening in the beginning of the story, in the middle of the story and fought my way through to the end. I think I kept hoping for it to get better and found myself wanting to hear how it ended. I believe my struggle was the virtual voice.

Interesting but monotone

The storyline kept me interested, but the monotone by Virtual Voice was pretty funny to me. I couldn't stop listening to the story as I had to hear what would happened next. I'm sure that in due time Virtual Voice will have emotions for the listener to get a truer understanding of the content. Other than that, great listen.

odd

this was a terrible Ai narrator. Choppy voice and devoid of emphasis and emotion.