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Vanishing Angels

A Bailey Flynn FBI Mystery Thriller Book One

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Vanishing Angels

By: Melinda Woodhall
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A Predator is Stalking Summerset County, and He's Looking for His Next Angel
Determined to put her painful past behind her, FBI Special Agent Bailey Flynn welcomes her assignment to a Major Crimes task force in Washington, D.C., hoping that she and her search and rescue dog Ludwig can make a fresh start.

But as Bailey settles into a new life a thousand miles north of her hometown of Belle Harbor, a vicious predator is stalking the quiet coastal community, preparing to take another life. A life that was once near and dear to Bailey’s heart.

When a disturbing call summons her back to South Florida, Bailey must come to terms with the past while tracking down a sadistic serial killer who is determined to destroy her future.

Book One in the new FBI mystery thriller series by Melinda Woodhall, author of the addictive Bridget Bishop FBI Mystery Thriller Series and the Veronica Lee Thriller Series. Crime Fiction Mystery Women Sleuths Heartfelt
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I loved the story line, but the narration was terrible. There were 3 virtual narrators, 1 woman and 2 men. The woman voice was barely okay, and the men's voice was absolutely horrible. The voice strongly resembled a robot. Very flat. Although I really liked the story, I don't think I can continue with the series. I can find another FBI story that has much better narration.

Great Story..Not So Good Narration

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The story and characters were interesting but the virtual voice narration was like a 7 hour Alexa weather update.

Virtual Voice narrator is TERRIBLE.

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I did not enjoy having multiple “people” (virtual voices) narrating the story—so many words were used wrong that it made it hard to listen to the story and enjoy it. One of the male voices sounded like he was barely literate (narrated Ch. 31 and other chapters).

Multiple readers

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Listening to "suri" read a book was so off-putting. The inflections were wrong, the timing, the "protrayed" emotions were so off base. I have no idea if the book was good. I tried to get past the narration, but it was impossible for me and 3 chapters in I gave up

I couldn't get past the virtual voice

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I did not like the readers. They were very flat and did not express emotions. Also, some lines were unfinished.

The story line was good.

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Narration is unbelievably bad. Words were used incorrectly, very dry. Hated it. Tia a shame too because the story is good, but you just can’t get over how bad the narrators are.

Terrible Narration

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