Lost in Time

De: Cynthia Luhrs

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Imagine falling head over heels for a guy who's literally from another time.

Daisy's world turns upside down when she meets Callan, a medieval highlander who finds himself tossed through time to end up in modern-day Boston. During a spontaneous road trip, sparks ignite, and Daisy realizes she's finally found the ideal guy. The only problem? This hot Scot swears he's from the 14th century and is determined to find his way back. As Daisy helps Callan navigate the modern world, she can't help but wonder if their love can stand the test of time. Talk about the ultimate long-distance relationship.

Great story, disappointing VV narration.

This is a great story and I would listen to more from this author.
However, the VV was a chore to follow. I wonder if anyone actually listened to this recording before it was published as an audio book... along with many mispronounced words, strangely placed pauses and inaccurate inflection for punctuation, there was an attempt to differentiate between the male and female characters, but the male voice sounded feminine and the female voice masculine. This made determining which character was speaking more difficult. AI is just not advanced enough to be used for audio books. IMO. I hope that this title will be re-released using an actual human narrator, it would make it so much better!

Narration

Liked the story, but was disappointed with the narration. It was not easy to finish the book.

Pleasantly surprising. Enjoyable.

Such a nice story! Refreshingly clean. Includes pets in the stoyline making it even more heatwarming.

virtual voice was better than I expected

Sweet story and virtual voice got it right most of the time. Nice easy listen.

I didn't know it was narrated using virtual voice

There were several things I found I didn't care for about this book. The virtual voice would not stay in character so a lot of the time the male had they voice of the female. I didn't care for the female MC. She was clingy, had avoidance issues, and her mood changes were so quick and frequent I kept yelling for the guy to run for the hills. on top of all that, her means of financial support we're never made clear. Supposedly she does odd jobs but she seemed to be home all the time except when she went to the Renaissance fair so how was she making any money, more or less paying for someone else or getting a new apartment? That part of the story was not plausible.