It Could Happen to You: Real-Life Horror Stories

By: Cindy Parmiter

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

This book explores real-life instances in which everyday people like you and me came face-to-face with danger they hadn't seen coming. While some lived to tell the tale, sadly, others did not. Included are true accounts of a power outage that put a young family in the crosshairs of a stranger with ill-intent, a teenager who found herself at the mercy of a pair of would-be kidnappers after being stranded in the middle of the night, a caregiver whose patient may have been more than she seemed, a young girl whose friends turned out to be her worst enemies, a case of mistaken identity that proved deadly, a grocery store clerk whose devotion to her job landed her on the wrong side of the customer from Hell, predators who preyed upon the most innocent of victims and much more.
Now that you have an idea of what's in store, sit back and enjoy, if that's the right word, these harrowing tales of what can happen when good crosses paths with evil, in all its forms.

Surprisingly a good read

Most of these stories I had never heard before. The book was written really well and the AI voice was really good. A couple of very small mistakes but nothing that distracted from the book.

Great read

This book is absolutely a gem for true crime readers.

With this book the author takes us through different cases in short form. However each case is covered shortly you will get chills down your spine.

If you’re faint at heart I’d advise you not to listen to the book when you’re alone.

The cases in this book definitely gives food for thought.

The audio is delivered by digital voice to be honest I’m always a bit skeptical when I notice it however I have to mention the performance digitally gets better and better. Only a very few times did the voice turn a little unclear but nothing that affected the listening experience.

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Just like clickbait on the internet.

Listening to AI for 2 hours is rough. When it said "He hurried to call nine hundred and eleven!", I'd had enough.