An Evil on All Hallow's Eve

Halloween! All Hallow’s Eve, a time for fun costumes, lots of candy, and “Trick or Treating!”
Shannon and Jace believe they’re just headed to a great party, one that might stand them well in their aspirations to become attorneys at law.
But while most people are hosting costume parties or taking their children to shops or malls or into their neighborhood to enjoy the candy and fun of the holiday, a few decide to twist it into a much different spirit of the season. Because, of course, the ancient origins began in the Celtic world with Samhain when bonfires were lit to drive away the evil spirits in the world, some more powerful than others.
Thus, Angela Hawkins and Jackson Crow find themselves in the Chicago area on the same night for the holiday.
Situations seem unrelated. Four college girls have disappeared, and because there’s been a string of chatter discovered on the internet that warns of a great power, Samuevil, an ancient puka will demand his due on what was once called Samhain.
They’re searching for the college students but will quickly learn they are on a longer trail.
Dress up! Head out to the streets. And there they’ll discover a twisted labyrinth of past and present they must unravel . . .
And with a bit of last-minute help from a good spirit from the past, they may break the evil of the would-be demon before he demanded his treat . . .
In blood.

Great story featuring Jackson and Angela

AI reader was monotonous. The lack of inflection and using different voices for the characters was not enjoyable. Some words mispronounced. I gave the AI reader a chance but I will not listen to a book with a reader again.

a quick read.

it was a decent read but the AI reading was a little choppy. Content was good and Grahms story was good too.

Ok

The narration done by computer. The story was to choppy. I usually like Heather Graham.

The voice narration is awful

I hated this voice narration. It was awful! Very blah. Even Alexa is better. Brought the story down.

Story is good but auto narration is terrible

The auto narration is terrible. Pay human artists to perform stories. A computer just doesn’t do the story justice.