Strange National Park Disappearances

Volume 1

By: Scott Jones

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

KINDLE VERSION INCLUDES 2 BONUS BOOKS:
NATIONAL PARK MYSTERIES: EASTERN UNITED STATES & STRANGE DISAPPEARANCES: VOLUME 2
500 PAGES OF STRANGE DISAPPEARANCES AND MYSTERIES!

Strange National Park Disappearances is a gripping book series that delves into the mysterious and often unsettling cases of disappearances within the vast national forests of the United States. Each book in the series explores a collection of real-life incidents, weaving together eyewitness accounts, investigative insights, and expert opinions to shed light on these baffling occurrences. From hikers vanishing without a trace to campers who seem to have been swallowed by the wilderness, the series examines the complex interplay of natural hazards, human error, and possibly more sinister elements. The narratives are not only about the missing individuals but also about the relentless efforts of search and rescue teams, the impact on families and communities, and the haunting beauty and dangers of America's wild landscapes. This series is a must-read for fans of true crime, outdoor adventure, and anyone fascinated by the mysteries that lurk in the heart of nature.

Collection of Eerie Disappearances in the National

This is a collection of people who went missing in national parks. The locations and a brief bio of the person is given along with the efforts to find them. A few remains were found in some cases, but how they died and what happened to them is still a mystery. Very interesting. Audiobook uses virtual voice.

Great stories, bad writing

Whomever published this book should not be a publisher. While the stories were good and research was done, the same words were used for every single story. If I had to hear enigma one more time….

Good enough

Good enough book probably could use a little more detail to the stories but otherwise interesting. Just good enough and short

Good Vitual Voice

The voice was good and the story kept me listening. I really enjoyed the stories.

Great stories acceptable voice

I’d rather have a real narrator but these stories are so calming that I can accept the computer voice. It’s not that bad. I’m able to sleep with it.

Very boring

This book was very boring and it was read by AI and it was just very monotone and robotic so I did not enjoy the listening experience

My first encounter with virtual voice

This was my first audible book with virtual voice and I must admit it wasn’t that bad, it was much better than I expected.

The book looks into missing cases where adults and children go missing on hikes.

With more research into each case we as readers/ listeners would have gotten a more interesting and in depth experience. Here we learn about a lot of cases but it is very superficial. I have preferred more information and less cases.

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This was FOR SURE written by AI

I picked this title because I was interested in the topic (obviously). It’s basically a really, really long buzzfeed article where each chapter is a minute or two long.

It’s 3 books together, which would be great, except it’s so freaking repetitive!

The last book was the worst. Endured, shrouded, enigma, baffling, relentless… how many times can these be said?!?! ALL ARE MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES! ALL ARE UNSOLVED! This book could have been literally half the length. There are 100+ chapters and every chapter has these phrases. It’s infuriating.

Also, at one point he says a woman went missing in Florida wearing “a shirt, shorts, and sandals” NO SHIT - really? 🙄

I am 100% sure this book was written by AI.

wording seems like AI

The wording of this book gets very repetitive, especially in the later chapters. the way it's worded makes me wonder if it was written by AI. The chapters on paranormal stuff have nothing to do with disappearances. they somehow make ghost stories seem boring.

Lacks depth

I think the book is a great topic and idea. The cases were not well researched it is a very basic summary of each disappearance. The word enigma and enigmatic were used multiple times in every story. A thesaurus would could have been used.