Goodbye Angel, Goodbye

When Dreams Aren't Enough

By: Jackie Ganiy

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

On a cold December morning in 1936, swathed in mink and sparkling jewels, she was inexplicably found lifeless in another man's car.

Hazel Champagne had been a beautiful, glamorous Hollywood starlet rising from the silent filmmaking era into a new dark genre called "noir".

Over the course of his investigation into her death, her admirer and high-powered agent, Eddy Shaw, was left wondering if he really knew Hazel at all.

The narrative harkens back to the days when detective Philip Marlowe prowled the streets of Los Angeles in search of clues. It was a world of male dominance where women were too often victims and powerless over their own destiny.

This is a story of intrigue and glamour, set against the nostalgic backdrop of the golden age of Hollywood, a time when stars were perfect, as long as the public didn’t get too close. Both dark and romantic, this story will captivate you from the very first scene.

Virtual voice

The story is good but I did not like the virtual voice. Many times the cadence felt awkward.