Code Trauma

Extreme Measures Series 1.5

De: Lynette Eason

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

This novella is part of the Extreme Measures series and comes after Life Flight.

Flight Nurse Practitioner, Holly Cooper, has an enemy who wants her gone from the hospital one way or another. She and her fiancé, Detective Andy McKittrick are “taking a break”, and a patient has died under mysterious circumstances. Life is complicated at the moment so when she’s attacked, her friends—and “on hold” fiancé come to the rescue. Andy may have his issues, but he’s never stopped loving Holly. When he hears someone is out to get her, he races to her side. Can they find a killer before the killer succeeds in sending Holly six feet under?

Virtual Narrating

I do not like the virtual narrating. It lacks expression and is confusing at times on character changes in speaking. All the character sound the same. Very dull. I feel like it takes away from the story.

Great story, narrator almost ruined it

The virtual voice was not pleasant to hear. Inflections were off, voices didn’t always match characters

Terrible Narration!

Virtual voice was horrible. It actually read”me” instead of M.E. Don’t ever do that again. I think the story was good but I couldn’t really decide since it was so hard to get into it. Absolutely no way to make a connection with the characters.

Clean drama

The story was excellent, and well written. But the virtual voice was awful. Robotic speaking, and no gaps where they were expected, such as between character/chapter changes.

virtual narrator

obvious virtual narrator. None of the human emotion that comes with a human narrator. It's difficult to really get into the story.

Narration Sucked

I love Lynette Eason and would hate to quit listening to her books but I will if the AI narration continues. It was stilted and incorrect.

The performance not enjoyable

Virtual voice unpleasant and disappointing. In the past I have really enjoyed her audio books.

story is good but performance lacking

the narrator or reader read like a grade schooler putting emphasis in odd places,her performance was just off.

Great story but virtual voice remains horrible.

As always Lynette’s stories are exceptional. I thought since this was a novella and the narration was only two hours I could handle it. I was wrong. Finally at the half way point I switched to reading the rest.

The narrator was horrible

It was really hard to listen to. Sounded very robotic. The story was good but would have been better had a real person narrated the story. I deleted the next one in series. I don’t think I can handle that annoying voice.