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Dead America - Tales of the First Month Volume 1

By: Derek Slaton
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Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.

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 Ten terrifying tales from the First Month of the Texas zombie virus outbreak.

There are a million stories in the zombie apocalypse, some smaller than others. In this collection you'll experience what it was like in the early hours of the outbreak for several civilians across the country, and get a glimpse into what life is like several weeks into the crisis.

Stories included in this collection:

The Birthday Party
The Punk Band
The Nurse
The Mall
The Old Man on the Hill
The Watcher
Atticus
Traverse City
The Scout
The Campers Anthologies & Short Stories Fantasy Horror Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Paranormal Science Fiction & Fantasy Short Stories Scary Fiction Exciting Zombie
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Amazing how writer can make you care about a character in such a short story

Good and quick

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Alright, maybe not dead, but I honestly do not like virtual voice in the least. The stories were EXCELLENT but everything was brought down for me by the narration. Emphasis in the wrong places, odd pauses and sentence endings, you can really tell that it's not being read by a human being who actually processes feelings and can at least attempt to put that feeling into the narration. Not one single voice was different from any other, while a human being tends to give each character something to identify them when they are "speaking". I LOVED the stories. Please don't kill books with AI narration, it's not fair to the authors.

Dead Narration

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Really liked the stories, however, it was a real struggle to get through as the virtual voice narration was horrendous. More than once I was tempted to pack it in and move on to a human narrated book. This really does not make me want to explore this author any further or any more books with virtual voice. Take note Audible and authors, you may save a little money up front but I and many others will not even listen to an AI voice anymore. How's that gonna work out for ya. Your tripping over dimes to pick up pennies.

Good stories, bad narration!

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This was a fresh idea, a less time consuming approach that spans multiple groups of people during the same timeline.

A world war Z style anthology

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