Plain Obsession

An Amish Romantic Suspense Novel

By: Alison Stone

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Brand new covers, same great series...

Staying safe in Amish country shouldn't be this hard.

When a close friend is murdered in her NYC apartment, Violet Jackson fears the worst—her childhood stalker has returned. Plagued by panic attacks, she returns to her mother’s country estate in Hunters Ridge, a quiet Amish community where she spent her teens.

Bad boy Theo Cooper got the discipline he needed in the army and a dose of reality when his dad got sick. Now, back in Hunters Ridge, he’s running his family’s business and stepping up to be the father his young son needs.

When Violet shows up, Theo can’t believe his good luck. He regretted how their budding romance in high school had imploded the night of senior prom. But Violet has no interest in romance, eager to get over her anxiety and return to her life in NYC.

When Violet becomes the target of an apparent stalker, Theo’s protective instincts kick in. He’s determined to defend the woman he’s falling for, even if it means risking the life he’s built—and his carefully guarded heart.

Virtual voice is terrible

The story was decent, but listening to this book with virtual voice was torturous. It was hard to follow the storyline when the emphasis would be on the wrong part of the sentence. I highly recommend avoiding any virtual voice offerings.

Stalker

Very good book. I really enjoyed the characters. It was kinda creepy too. Virtual voice wasn't that bad.

Great story. Terrible narration.

Loved the story. Hate the AI narration. Definitely looking forward to reading the rest of the series

Computer generated reader RUINED it!

No emotion in the reading. Suspenseful plot with completely flat voice. Scenes like “Oh. No. Please don’t hurt me!” Read with no feeling made it painful to listen to. I would have quit many times, but I was interested in the storyline. Now I know not to start any book with computer generated reading.

AI voices do not work

The AI reading is horrific. It has as much emotion as a primary school child reading aloud.