Voices in the Dark

By: Liddell Rayne

Narrated by: Duncan Bruce

Eli Winters is a young boy grappling with a traumatic past and a mind that doesn’t always play by the rules. Haunted by voices only he can hear, he struggles to distinguish reality from the shadows that threaten to consume him. When a violent event changes his life forever, Eli is thrust into a world that seeks to understand his truth while navigating the complexities of his mind.

As Eli grows older, he faces an uncertain future shaped by his experiences in psychiatric care, legal battles, and the quest for inner peace. Surrounded by those who seek to help him and those who wish to manipulate him, Eli must confront his deepest fears and the voices that hold him captive.

Voices in the Dark is a powerful story of resilience and hope, exploring the delicate balance between the darkness of the past and the possibility of a brighter future. Will Eli find his way through the shadows, or will they be his ultimate undoing?

©2024 Liddell Rayne (P)2024 Liddell Rayne

Great story!

Here’s an original story with great potential! It has some plot holes and areas that could be improved for a more well-rounded narrative. However, for a first novel, it’s quite impressive!

Let’s talk about the narrator. They do an excellent job of voicing different characters and bringing the story to life. But the editing fell short. There were multiple instances where the narrator repeated themselves, as if they had tried a second take but never removed it from the final production.

If you can overlook these errors and consider them as a rookie mistake, I highly recommend this book. The characters come to life under the narrator’s skilled voice acting. However, if you can’t ignore these errors, it’s best to skip it. Simple as that!