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Above-All: A sequel to Heaven-High and Hell Deep

Laine's Beech Mountain Story, Book 2

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Above-All: A sequel to Heaven-High and Hell Deep

By: Peggy Poe Stern
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A widowed mountain girl copes with running her farm, getting another husband, and having children. Above all she strives to protect her mountain from land speculators. His hat was pulled low over his black hair and his shirt sleeves were rolled up almost to his elbows. His hands appeared strong and in control as he held the reins of his high stepping horse. He looked a little thinner than he used to be and a lot more tired. “What’s wrong?” he asked me fast. “You’ve got to go back to Banners Elk,” I told him, forgetting about supper. His eyes widened with concern. “Should you ride? I can deliver the baby here.” “It’s not the baby, it’s the preacher. You’ve got to bring him back here.” “The preacher?” “I want us to get married right now.” Jonas was completely silent for a full two minutes. His blue eyes were looking at my face as though there were written words for him to read. “All right,” he finally said as though he had made a difficult decision. “I can do that, but it would be faster if I put you in front of me and we went to the preacher’s house together.” Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Sagas
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The book’s narration is so terrible I can’t tell if the storytelling is bad or not. Mispronounced words, wrong intonation, a feeling-less cadence is all too much. Out of hundreds of books, this narration is the worse I have ever heard, I hope that the author reads her books herself and resubmits them or that she hires a voice actor to read them and do them justice. Her story could be great if it wasn’t so jarring to have that horrible AI pause and jut into every chapter, then stumble pronouncing things.

The AI narration is terrible.

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It doesn't end in a cliffhanger. It feels more like it stopped in the middle of a sentance. Elaine is greedy and her husband has gone from good to bad. I'm not sure where this story is going. Wherever it goes I hope Virtual Voice doesn't go with the next book.

Virtual Voice is awful!

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