The Things We Hide

De: Nicole Austin

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Detective Joel Hallett's biggest worry to date was his deteriorating marriage to his wife, Novia- until a body is found. Joel suddenly finds himself responsible for the arduous task of solving the only murder in Haverton, Maine's recent history. His intensely personal connection to the crime leaves him shaken as he tries to keep the focus of the investigation pointed in the right direction: away from himself.

Rachel Anderson, a divorcee struggling to pick up the pieces of her broken heart since the day her husband left, finds herself forced to confront not only her own painful past but a frightening present that could ruin lives. Faced with horrible suspicions and truths, Rachel must decide which secrets she will keep.

These two lonely souls, whose fates are intertwined, soon feel the unavoidable impact of the price we pay for the things we hide.

Terrible narrator

This story was very interesting and is the only reason why I kept listening. I say that because the AI narrator really was distracting for me. The inflections were much too upbeat for a book of this type.
I'm guessing they went this way to save money, like everyone else, but it's going to color my choices in the future unfortunately But again, the story was very good.

It seemed a little sophomoric, but ok

The story would have been far more compelling with an actual voice-talent. While AI is a viable technology, this version was awful. Inflection was totally wrong. It sounded like a 5th grader asked to read aloud in class from a completely unfamiliar text,