Rising Faith

By: Edie James

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Small town. Big secrets. Deadly lies.
Legal clinic attorney Emmie MacKenzie has finally accepted her father's claim that her mother's death at the hands of a drunk driver was no accident, but agreeing to work with brusque, self-centered bad boy, Skeet Archer, to find the real killers? A seriously bad idea.
He might be the youngest son of the mighty Archer clan, but Skeet is the ultimate outsider in MacKenzie Cove. He dreads returning to the tiny beachside town where everyone knows his past, but clearing his half-brother of the six-year-old crime will erase a debt he’s owed for far too long.
Though the rest of her family is skeptical, Emmie agrees to join forces with Skeet to find her mother’s murderers. But the more clues they unearth, the closer danger creeps.Some secrets really are worth killing for…as many times as necessary.
Welcome to MacKenzie Cove, a small beach town full of big secrets…and deadly lies. Join the tight-knit MacKenzie clan as they dodge killers and unravel mysteries, finding love and renewed faith along the way. A series of clean, inspirational action adventure romances, each guaranteed to lift your heart.

Another great story from Edie James

This final book in the series brought closure for the family as to what really happened to their mother. Also tied up some loose ends. As always the characters were relatable, flawed, brave, with strong family ties and a faith that Holds them all together. Edie makes you want to be part of this family and community.
The only reason I only gave 4 stars to the overall rating was because of the AI narration. Although this one was better than most. Lacks the ability to portray emotions, intonations weren’t good for the most part, Pretty much no difference between character voices, especially bad were the male voices. Pronunciation of some words were wrong, especially with names. No master how good the AI is you still can’t replace the human voice, which truly brings a story to life.

No more virtual voice

The virtual voice reading is awful. I found the mispronouncations distracting to the story. The lack of voice differentiation made it hard to follow the characters. Also, I was not able to connect with the characters because there was no emotion from the virtual voice. Please consider a real person for the next recording.