Stalker 2

By: Brenda Hampton

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

After a daring escape from jail, the new and improved Abigail Wilson is on a dangerous mission to get rid of the one man who caused her a mountain of misery. She won’t stop at anything, until Brent Carson is wiped off the face of this earth. Ridding herself of him seems to be harder than she thought. Her plotting and scheming doesn’t seem to advance her deadly operation, and with Brent now having the full support of Officer Eric Wayne, Miss Stalker has to seek a new plan. While Abby may be down, never count her out. Not when it comes to seeking revenge for her daughter and saving other women who have experienced Brent Carson’s wrath. His closet is loaded with skeletons. Skeletons that only a Stalker can reveal, but with a shaky reputation like hers, will the grave Abby is so eager to dig be her own?

Good Book

Abby got on my last nerves in both books but I had to keep listening. The virtual reader was horrible. The words were not pronounced correctly and I hope they never use it again.

Great book, but….

I appreciated this book and found it engaging, so overall, I wasn’t disappointed. However, I did notice that while the virtual voice added an interesting element to the reading, some of the pronunciations felt inaccurate and had a somewhat robotic quality.

The virtual voice narration is awful

I really enjoyed the first book and audiobook. So I downloaded this one as soon as I saw it was available and didn’t notice that it was narrated by virtual voice. It was a terrible listening experience although the story is great. I primarily consume books through audiobooks, and this was a big disappointment. There is no voice differentiation between characters, no emotion from the narration, and the mispronunciations drove me crazy. This was almost unlistenable.

Narrators matter

I listened to part 1 there were moments of out burst of laughter. There were also moments of girl for real? I was anxious to hear part 2 when I saw and heard it wasn't read by Patricia I still gave it a chance, buy this computer Nah! For audiobooks Narrators matter! They give the book life!

A Good Listen

There were so many twist and turns in this book, but it was good. The ending caught me way off guard. Brent Carson got exactly what he deserved.