Deranged Fan

A Thriller

By: Vincent Zandri

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

NOW YOU SEE HER. NOW YOU DON'T. NOW YOU'RE DEAD!

A writer who's suffering from a prolonged bout of writer's block is hunted down by a fan...a deranged fan who now only wants him to write a new novel and dedicate it to her. She stalks him and makes his life a living hell. At the same time, no one believes he's being harassed, convinced he is simply cracking up under the constant pressure to produce words and make money. From Thriller Award winner Vincent Zandri comes a tale of suspense, fear, and dread.

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"Vincent Zandri is one of the most acclaimed thriller writers working today!" -- Publishers Weekly

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--The New York Times

Be careful of your fame.

Lately I’ve been on a Vin Zandri binge, my latest story was Deranged Fan. I’m torn on how to feel after listening to this book. Initially I thought I had made a mistake and started a book I had read previously, but that feeling lasted all of 3 minutes and suddenly I realized I was wandering around in the world of a tortured author with more issues than I ever considered possible. Thank heavens they weren’t contagious.

This is the third story in the A Thriller series that I’ve read or listened to, while it I a good story with plenty of twists I’m still trying to figure out where it fits in my “list” when compared with the other two. I will say I was entertained from the start to the end so maybe ranking against its peers isn’t that important. The virtual voice narration worked well; however, it would be great if it could do male and female voices – maybe in the next iteration.

Great Brain Candy!

Love the honesty and am actually very impressed with the AI narration. Fabulous twists and turns.

glad it wasn't long

a few inconsistencies caught me off guard in the writing. the main character had a shoulder holster but then it's on his hip, types of vehicles... other than that, the computer narrator was better than I expected but the story became cheesy and predictable. "the struggling alcoholic writer who's broke" blah blah blah.