Chasing Babylon

a contemporary archaeological suspense

By: Tracy Higley

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Previously published as Marduk’s Tablet

What if the legend is true?

Emilie Nazzaro saw her father’s obsession with an ancient Babylonian tablet lead to his betrayal and murder. Now, she’s been charged with deciphering the symbols on this centuries-old piece of clay and its legendary omen of healing power. But others are desperate to get their hands on the tablet, too, and Emilie must first separate well-meaning friends from lethal enemies.On a harrowing journey through Israel and into ancient Babylon, she uncovers the secrets surrounding her father’s death –but will she stay alive long enough to learn the truth?

"Action, action, action… in this rocket ride through the unfriendly world of antiquities and adventure.” – Alton Gansky, author of The Scroll

Narration much better than expected.

I expected a monotone narration with a bland all-purpose voice Instead of that, the narration was surprisingly good. An expressive female voice. There was a bit of synthetic parts, but overall easy to listen to and sometime I forgot it was ai. Better than some human narrators I’ve heard. The story was interesting, entertaining. Some loose ends. I’m going to try another virtual voice.

Narration is bad

Half the time it could not pronounce the main characters name Emily. Story was a little interesting but characters were flat