Strange National Park Disappearances

Volume 2

De: Scott Jones

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Strange National Park Disappearances is a gripping book series that delves into the mysterious and often unsettling cases of disappearances within the vast national forests of the United States. Each book in the series explores a collection of real-life incidents, weaving together eyewitness accounts, investigative insights, and expert opinions to shed light on these baffling occurrences. From hikers vanishing without a trace to campers who seem to have been swallowed by the wilderness, the series examines the complex interplay of natural hazards, human error, and possibly more sinister elements. The narratives are not only about the missing individuals but also about the relentless efforts of search and rescue teams, the impact on families and communities, and the haunting beauty and dangers of America's wild landscapes. This series is a must-read for fans of true crime, outdoor adventure, and anyone fascinated by the mysteries that lurk in the heart of nature.

Great stories

Personally I love this series such strange cases. Book was great to listen to enjoyed thoroughly I've listened to all in the series and I don't think any stand out much from another but well worth listening to.

More Unusual Disappearances in the National Parks

This is volume 2 in the Strange National Parks Disappearances series. This book tells of nature lovers who disappeared without a trace in various national parks. A bio of the individual, brief description of the park, circumstances and search efforts are related. Most remain lost, a few were discovered years later, including Ms. LaGaray, who went missing in Maine while the North Woods Law series was shooting there. Her remains were found a few years later in a heartbreaking end. This book covers a number like minded stories. The audiobook is narrated with virtual voice.

Yuck to virtual voice

It was ok, it would’ve been better with a real person reading, it’s a disservice to the author.

The fake voice and consistent errors in reading.

This topic really interest me. Although I could not get over the fake sounding voice or the bad errors in reading. I really tried but i just couldn’t finish the book.
Thankfully it was free with my subscription otherwise i would be REALLY upset.
I know it cost a lot to have a real person read the book but i hope this author chooses to pay more in the future otherwise I guess I will not be reading his work.