The Haven

A Light in the Darkness

By: Mark Allen Holbrook

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

• Twelve friends

• The world falling apart

• A mission from God

Will their faith be enough to overcome the paralyzing fear that comes with starvation, government mandates and an outbreak like no one has ever seen?

Mitch and Mary Harrison, struggle to survive in a world quickly falling apart. Government restrictions, moral decay, and food shortages make it difficult for the twelve friends to carry out their calling to help others. Doing so requires taking risks and stepping out in faith. But is it worth the risk as families in the area are on the verge of starvation?

As the world accelerates toward global government, those in The Haven decide if they can courageously follow Jesus’ call to love your neighbor as yourself.

Even if one of those neighbors brings death.

The Christian values were awesome.

The book was good. I really like how God was in the middle of it all. Thanks

Great Story!

I loved this story. The virtual voice is a little weird and sometimes pronounces words a little “off” but definitely not a big deal.

Current events make it realistic

This book was really thoughtful and interesting. Mr Holbrook used the events of the past 5 years to set his story and then took it even farther. The story was good and the characters were interesting. The Virtual Voice narration was not my favorite, but it’s not the worst I’ve heard, either. This book makes you think and encourages me to hope in the future.

the haven

machine generated voice removes the personal emphasis allowed by humans and allowed mis speak on certain words.

AI narration made it hard to stay interested

I couldn't finish it. I'd never listened to audio AI before. It made it terribly difficult to listen to-no life in the narration. I couldn't finish it.