The Hexecutioner Books 1-10: The Complete Series

De: William Massa

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Urban Fantasy at the Edge of Darkness. "The Crow meets the Witcher" -- Amazon Reviewer. The Complete Series at a 50% discount for a limited time! In the real world, he is Special Agent Jaxon Weylock, FBI profiler of human monsters. But in the shadow world where supernatural beasts prey on the innocent, he is the Hexecutioner, punisher of otherworldly evil. Versed in the dark arts, master of magic and occult ritual, Weylock hunts—and executes—the monsters that haunt humanity’s nightmares. The Hexecutioner Boxed Set collects the first 10 stories in the bestselling novella series. The collection includes Game of the Wolf, Sacrifice of the Sorcerer, Shadows and Blood, The Devil's Disciple, The Death Whisperer, The Demon Within, The Curse Maker, Phantom, The Witch Collector and Legion. For fans of Blade, Constantine, Underworld, Supernatural, Hellboy, The Crow, Highlander and The Last Witch Hunter.

Virtual Voice

I enjoyed the story very much. However, the flat tones of the Virtual Voice were NOT to my liking. Several times words were skipped over as well. Destroying the flow of the narrative. Please go back to regular people performing .

literally the same shtick for every novella in this collection

concept was good, rendition was repetitive and added to an unemotional ai couch and it's just boring

virtual voice

I disliked virtual voice. It was dull and lifeless. Places wherev you'd expect emotion were totally devoid of any. Even knowing this was an artificial voice it fell flat (literally) a lot of the time. It needs lots of work to satisfy the listening ear.

Annoying word substitutions

This s the first book I've read using the AI voice thing (far as I know). Overall, I found it just fine. An occasional slight fade (as if a human had slightly leaned a few inches farther from the microphone while reading), the occasional mispronunciation (for example, "the criminals MO" - properly said it would sound like "criminals M. O." The AI pronounced it as "the criminals mow", like mowing a lawn. Not the end of the world, and halfway through this collection I've only caught 8–9 of those mispronounced words or abbreviations.

What I have found quite irritating are the deliberately mispronounced words. Pardon the crudiry, but every time one of the bad guy's says the word "f*ck", it is pronounced "foog". "Sh*t' comes out as "shee". We're all grownups here, and this is a pretty dark genre, so why this adolescent nonsense?

Other than these quibbles, I'm quite enjoying this series.

A must-listen; the story is compelling and won't leave you hanging..

I started listening to this without expecting much, solely because I had read some good reviews, but boy, it surely delivers. The virtual voice narrator isn't that bad; it definitely lacks the emotion needed for such a thrilling novel, but the story is good enough that you'll still feel engaged. A must-listen; the story is compelling and won't leave you hanging.

Good stories; meh narration

I like the story ideas, but the auto-generated narration (AI or whatever) isn’t bad, but it has little emotional impact on the story. Everything is read with the same inflections. Lines that should be emphasized, sped up, slowed down, etc. aren’t. There also is no change of voices for different characters. Not a fan of AI narration.

the originality of the story

I enjoyed the story overall. while the AI was at a higher level than other books that I have listened to, it still is not as good as someone reading the book.

Ok storylines

I’m pretty sure most of this was written using AI. Not just odd presentation, but also many grammatical errors that were highlighted by the virtual voice reading out whatever was put in. The virtual voice narration has no inflection or emotion, which didn’t help, and made it difficult to get into the stories.

Absolutely love the story

the AI narration was terrible live readers are so much better similar words you had to figure out on your own

great storytelling

liked that he always voiced his feelings. loved the descriptions of his surroundings. always had me thinking.