Violet Is Nowhere

The Jolvix Episodes

By: Faith Gardner

Narrated by: Millie Anne Shipe, Ryan H. Reid

Two strangers. One phone. Everything on the line.

Rising rock star Violet is kidnapped from her Los Angeles home in a near-future dystopia. She wakes up locked in a cabin in the middle of nowhere with a mysterious note, and a burner phone that only dials one unfamiliar number.

Construction worker Bud answers a call from his Bay Area apartment, and a stranger’s on the line claiming to have been kidnapped and locked in a cabin.

The note says they have one week to figure out the connection between them. Otherwise, someone out there—or something—will take her life.

A psychological thriller with a sci-fi twist, this audiobook is part of The Jolvix Episodes.

©2022 Faith Gardner (P)2022 Faith Gardner

not bad not great

listened to this on a flight based off of reviews. the book could have gone so many different ways. personally figured it out about midway through but finished the book because I paid for it with my audible credits. not a ton of depth to this one sadly....

Thank god it over

Waste of time, finished but wish I’d given up after first couple hours. The story is boring. That’s it in a nutshell.

Eh, not bad

First off, there’s a back and forth on the narration. I truly loved it. The guy was especially fantastic. But I agree with a lot of the comments on the book dragging a bit and it’s ending was quite deflated. But I really like this author. Check out more of her stuff.

At least I finished it...

Cheesy cheesy dialog. The narration was painful to get through at some points. Great idea, Netflix Altered Carbon, but of half the dialog would have been replaced with drama, action, something... Lost interest at the half way point. Extremely predictable.

Good concept. Poor execution.

I predicated the ending to the story a little after the halfway mark. I hate when I’m not surprised by the ending. The story had promise but the writing was poor and dialogue was cheesy and tired. The narration was hard to listen to at some points, it just felt awkward. I don’t recommend.