Depths

De: Robert J. Crane

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

WARNING: Due to disturbing content, this book is intended for MATURE READERS ONLY. The underworld is rising in Midian, Tennessee, a small town and burgeoning hotspot of demonic activity. When a string of savage and horrific murders committed by demons shocks the town, the unsuspecting Sheriff's Department scrambles to track down the culprit. Working outside the bounds of the law is Deputy Archibald "Arch" Stan and demon hunter Lafayette Hendricks. The two of them are keeping watch on Midian, trying to thin the demon population - a heavy task even when there isn't a rising body count to deal with. Their investigation leads them on a twisting path that sends them up against the forces of hell, has them at odds with their significant others and may even cost them their lives. Because a new demon has come to Midian, one that has a taste for death... ...and he may not leave the town standing when he's done.

Nothing. I felt there was a lot of unnecessary self sex.

I didn’t like the narrator. The AI ran the story together without the required breaks so it was hard to keep straight who was talking.

Good story, but again, the virtual voice sucks!

Good story, but again, the virtual voice sucks!
Very interesting story with diverse characters and a great plot. But unfortunately the virtual voice doesn't know how to change pitch for characters (as a human narrator would). Also doesn't pause between story lines (when the scene shifts between locations but at the events are occurring at the same time). Honestly, I've had to back up the audio to catch the changes.

Story continues to get better

The AI is improving also it seems in the story telling. Great story by a great author.

Great story. A.I. reading is bad

love the story. characters are excellent, but The a.i. reading is not that good. It does not articulate certain things that should be, it does not pause in between character swaps. It also cant pick up or know how to read a sound. instead of making the sound it reads the letters that make the sound. and it does not reason slang contractions correctly.