The Code Hunters

A Nicholas Foxe Adventure

By: Jackson Coppley

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Ancient Mysteries, Deadly Secrets: Can Nicholas Foxe Crack the Code in Time?

Nicholas Foxe is a brilliant yet restless cryptographer. He begins to question whether his thirst for adventure will ever be satisfied. Just when he resigns himself to a routine life, he’s drawn into an astonishing discovery deep within a hidden cavern. It is a futuristic artifact buried for millennia, its purpose shrouded in mystery. What secrets does it hold, and who else will stop at nothing to claim it?

As Nicholas is thrust into a globe-spanning quest to decode the artifact. He discovers its implications could reshape humanity's understanding of history, and the future. But a shadowy powerful adversary is closing in, determined to seize the device for their own dark purposes.

If Nicholas and his team fail to unlock the artifact’s secrets in time, will the knowledge it contains be lost forever? Or worse, used to unleash chaos?

The Code Hunters is a gripping blend of historical intrigue, action, and cryptic puzzles that will thrill fans of The Da Vinci Code and Indiana Jones. With twists that keep you guessing and stakes that couldn’t be higher, this novel is an unmissable adventure.

Don’t wait to unravel the mystery—buy The Code Hunters today!

It Warranted REAL READERS!

The computer reader almost ruined the book. There were misproniciations, no emotions, lack of character voice variances. It was a slap in the face to the author to have his book read by such a boring, monotonous voice!

Good story but would rather have a real narrator.

Not crazy about the virtual voice. Mispronunciation of some of the words and some inflection was odd.

Needs inflection and voicing

Overall the AI is fine but very flat. No excitement or fear, etc. also when multiple individuals are talking, there’s no voicing to separate the individuals.

story

the book would have been so much better if not for virtual voice. It was almost to the point of just stopping the book.

Poor virtual voice narration.

The virtual voice narration was distracting. Mispronounced many words, with the cadence also poor. The story line was fine but could not be enjoyed due to the narration.