Less Than Nothing

By: R.E. Blake

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Sage’s life as a teenage runaway in San Francisco is simple: Snatch a few hours of sleep on park benches and bus stops; dodge perverts, predators, and cops; and make enough as a street musician to eat. But her world flips upside down when she meets Derek – hot, tattooed, and charming, a singer from Seattle whose looks and talent take her breath away. What begins as a reluctant partnership quickly develops into a cross-country race against time - and awakens a hunger in Sage that’s unfamiliar and exciting. As they travel from coast to coast, Sage and Derek pursue their dream, only to discover that they can never run far enough to escape the demons from their pasts. Less Than Nothing is the breakout debut novel from USA Today bestseller R.E. Blake that critics are buzzing about and readers can’t put down.

Couldn’t Get Past AI Narration

I really tried hard to listen to this story but I finally gave up. The AI narration is too robotic. The inflections are weird and therefore make it hard to follow. There’s also no tone changes for different characters so I often couldn’t tell which character was speaking. AI has come a long way but still has a long way to go.

Loved the story

I wish they would redo this with real narrators. I loved the story but while the virtual voice narration doesn’t ruin it but definitely affects it negatively.

The story was great and the twists and turns were fun, but that AI voice messed a lot of it up.

The story was great and the twists and turns were fun, but that AI voice messed a lot of it up.