Night Blind

By: Olivia Gaines

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In the chilly dawn of a new life, Shenita finds herself navigating unfamiliar territory. As she grapples with anger and disillusionment, unexpected footsteps herald the arrival of Gabriel Neary, a figure both enigmatic and unsettlingly familiar. Offering coffee and cryptic conversation, Gabriel presents Shenita with a choice: succumb to her rage or channel it into a purposeful path.

Drawn into a world of clandestine mentorship and hidden agendas, Shenita—now rechristened Helen—faces a journey fraught with uncertainty. With Mr. Slow as her guide, she embarks on a quest for redemption, teetering on the edge between salvation and damnation.

As the morning sun illuminates their clandestine pact, Helen grapples with the weight of her decisions. Trusting Gabriel means surrendering to a fate beyond her control, yet the promise of purpose beckons amidst the shadows of her past.

In a tale of redemption and reckoning, "Night Blind" explores the fragile balance between light and darkness, trust and betrayal. As Helen delves deeper into the world of The Technicians, she must confront the demons that lurk within her soul—and decide whether to embrace the monster within or banish it forever.

Bad Bad Bad

Terrible, awful, really bad narration. I've wanted to level a review since I listened to a sample of this book weeks ago. So thank you whoever made it a free read. The story is an excellent follow up to Blind Spot. But you would never know that when listening to this atrocious virtual voice process. Flat, emotionless, timeless, mispronounced words. I wish there had been a way to leave a review on how terrible I thought it was when I had listened to the sample. Then I would not have had to subject my ears to this butchery of an otherwise perfectly enjoyable book. Anyone who has not listened to this yet. Save yourself the time and bother. You cannot un-hear how terrible this is. Another Olivia Gaines title savaged by this digital voice process.