Unspeakable

By: Jenna Jordan

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

He promised her love. What she got was something unspeakable…

Natalie Beaumont has is all: a charming husband, two beautiful children, and a house nestled in one of Pennsylvania’s most admired suburbs. To anyone passing by, she’s the picture of devotion and domestic bliss.

But behind closed doors, Natalie is unraveling. And her mother-in-law won’t leave her alone.

Strange dreams haunt her sleep. Her husband, Martin, insists she’s just tired. That she worries too much. That she should trust him. And so, he plans a trip—a surprise weekend away at his family’s remote cabin by the lake. No children. No distractions. Just the two of them.

Natalie is unsure but Martin is insistent. And Natalie always obeys.

But what waits beyond the trees is something far darker than she could ever have imagined.

Because some homes aren’t built to keep you safe, they’re built to keep you prisoner…


Unspeakable is a chilling, story of control, complicity, and the dark rituals families keep buried. Perfect for fans of The Last House on Needless Street, The Push, and Sharp Objects.

“For fans of Verity, Rebecca, and Gone Girl, this is domestic noir with teeth—sharp, unflinching, and impossible to forget” -Reader review

Good story

Story was good! I was surprised by a part of it but it was still very well written!

This talented author deserved better

The story was captivating and well written. Exciting. But the virtual voice narration is awful. Sometimes no inflection to the voice, other times terribly inappropriate inflection, people in a life or death battle speaking to each other like they’re offering a cup of tea. The word “us” read as U.S. A call to 911 answered with “nine hundred eleven, how may I direct your call?”
The author deserved for her work to be handled with more dignity.

Talk about the mother-in-law from HELL!!!

This is story of a woman who initially questioned marrying him. She did it anyway and soon discovered her questioning the marriage was justified. Full of hatred and meanness.
The narration for this book was done by virtual voice. I AM NOT A FAN! Monotone, sentences running together, mispronounced words. Ugh!

virtual voice disappointing.

virtual voice was very disappointing. Voice flat when supposed to be angry or scared. Pauses too long. when someone calls 911, virtual voice says nine hundred eleven.

Interesting and unexpected plot

I really enjoyed this book. I thought it was well written, and I was surprised by the plot. The AI narration wasn’t bad, but a live narrator would have been much better. I also felt like the pace of the story was good until the end where it dragged on. Overall good book though.