The Fate of Ava Miller

By: Hope E. Davis

Narrated by: Eric A. Grimes

Ava Miller disappeared five years ago.

Her family thinks she's dead.

But Greg Sanders isn't so sure...

The Fate of Ava Miller is a suspenseful mystery novel by author Hope E. Davis about a woman the world forgot and the one man who isn't ready to let her go.

©2018 Hope E. Davis (P)2024 Hope E. Davis

Fantastic job!

I listened to this audiobook after reading the ebook first and I LOVED the audiobook! Eric did such a good job with the narration, and you could really feel the emotion that he brought into his narration of Greg and Ava’s story. This story is so compelling and intriguing, and I loved it just as much in audiobook form as I did in book form!

An interesting and well paced narration

I enjoyed the pace of the narration which held the attention of the audience. Erik Grimes presented an excellent narration of this interesting story. As the story unfolded, he presented vocal variations and special effects, such as papers being shuffled, to keep the listener involved.

Atmospheric and Haunting

Listening to 'The Fate of Ava Miller' was like stepping into a hauntingly beautiful dream. The atmospheric narration added an extra layer of depth to the already gripping storyline. The audiobook masterfully explores the complexities of Ava's fate, leaving a lasting impression. A must-listen for fans of atmospheric and emotionally resonant tales.

Disappointing Execution

While the premise of 'The Fate of Ava Miller' intrigued me, I found the execution lacking. The narration, though competent, failed to fully immerse me in the story. The plot had potential, but it felt disjointed at times. Unfortunately, this audiobook fell short of my expectations. Not a top pick for those seeking a seamless and immersive listening experience.

Missing person mystery with a twist

Follow the journey of a traffic cop turned investigator, on his quest to find his long missing girlfriend. Some of the side stories seem unrelated, but it all comes together in the end. I enjoyed listening to the smooth, baritone voice of the narrator.