Dark Prophecy

When Riley Matthews (niece of Daniel Matthews from the book Without Warning in the Elite Guardians series) heads to North Carolina to rescue her best friend from the Swiss Saints cult, she quickly runs into trouble. Steve Patterson, home from Afghanistan and ready to adjust to civilian life, wants that life to include Riley Matthews. But first, he has to find her, help her rescue her friend--and convince her that he's a changed man. Only Riley's not so sure she believes him. Truthfully, her heart wants to say all is forgiven, but her head won't let her forget the pain he caused her when he left without so much as a goodbye. Working together, they find that rescuing her friend is one thing, however, rescuing an entire compound of innocent people might just prove impossible. But they have to try--or one man's evil schemes will have tragic consequences.

Unfortunately virtual voice. But I really like the series and author.

Virtual voice doesn’t provide voice changes between characters that voice actors are so good at. This makes the story more difficult to follow as an audiobook. The story is good and I’ve enjoyed this series. Just disappointed in the virtual voice.

Great story, but hard to get around the virtual voice

The writing and story were great, but the virtual voice was awful and off base, lacking correct emotion.

Virtual voice ruined it

The story had great potential, but the virtual voice really ruined it. There was no inflection and no way to distinguish the shift between characters. The emotions were completely missed.

Automated voice is AWFUL

Lynette Eason is my favorite author. But the virtual voice ruins her story. The voice has no inflection and cannot seem to grasp when “it” should pause or sound questioning- or any other emotion. It’s like listening to a second grader just reading words without any comprehension.

Virtual voice

Virtual voice is TERRIBLE!! If I didn’t have to hear it again I would be extactic!