The Haunting of the Holloway Family: A Riveting Paranormal Mystery Boxset

By: James Hunt

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

A psychological paranormal mystery boxset with a riveting twist you'll never forget. James Hunt brings you the complete collection of the highly-rated "The Haunting of the House on Cypress Lane and Dead in the Desert" Series. A job opportunity has brought the Holloway family to a small desert town on the Arizona/California border in the middle of nowhere. But what is thought as a godsend soon devolves into a parent’s worst nightmare. The Haunting of the House on Cypress Lane There sits a large house on Cypress Lane in the small town of Ocoee, Louisiana, and its history is intertwined with the town itself. A feud was born within its walls, and it is there where it will die. The Cooley family finds themselves in the middle of a fight that started long before they arrived. Will they make it out alive, or will they become another casualty in the fight between the living and the dead?

Story seemed good but....

that virtual voice narration is why I stopped listening. The stories seem to be good but sometimes I just couldn't figure out when it switched to a different character or story plot because the voice was just so horrible and just ran on ..no no periods or punctuations. sorry.

Way too wordy and long

Story line was good, just too long, could’ve told story without all the repeats. Narrator was not good.

The terrible narrator

This would be so much better if not for the virtual voice. The story seems good but the virtual voice narrator is horrible

Virtual Voice is AWFUL

I don't even know how to review this because the AI voice was so bad, it couldn't hold my attention. the lack of emotion and inflection completely takes away from the story. Maybe it's good, but it definitely isn't with the virtual narrator. I only listened to the first two strictly bevause of the narration.

Thumbs down for Virtual Voice.

Virtual voice is awful! All I do is find myself listening for mistakes. Example: “message” when it should be massage. “Nine hundred eleven” instead of 911. “S dot U dot V dot” etc,