Confessions of a Psychopath

By: Michael Kidwell

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In the chilling world of eighteen-year-old Zachary Williams, demons lurk in the shadows, tormenting his very existence. For years, he endured unspeakable physical and emotional abuse at the hands of his parents, a malevolent upbringing that transformed an innocent soul into a sadistic killer. But the Williams family holds more than just sinister secrets; they possess an insidious mastery of darkness.

This is Zachary's harrowing tale, recounted in his own words to court-appointed criminal psychologist, Dr. Allen Creed. As Dr. Creed delves deeper into Zachary's fractured psyche, he unwittingly steps into an intricate and terrifying web of murder.

As the doctor's own sanity teeters on the precipice, he finds himself ensnared by a demon not of this world, one that hungers for his destruction. In this spine-tingling horror novel, prepare to enter a realm where the line between good and evil blurs, and the true horrors lie hidden within the human mind. Can Dr. Creed untangle the twisted strands of Zachary's darkness before it consumes them both? The nightmare awaits, and the clock is ticking...

That ending blew it

The story was captivating, but that ending was stupid. The twist made no sense at all. None. It ruined the entire story. I feel like the story hit it's climax, and the author was just done. Turned it into a damn ghost story. Such a lazy ending.

Good story

Good story but the AI narrator is not my favorite. This is the second book I have listened to with AI. I will do my best to avoid it from now on.

Great Story! Emotionless AI narrator

Story itself is great but the narrator is an AI and very flat sounding, little to to emotion in their voice at all.

Plot twist towards the end

The plot twist was definitely not expected.
I liked the gruesome detailing.
However I thought it was weird that a book supposedly set in the U.S was read by a British voice.
Fun read overall !

The terrible AI voice reader

I hate the AI voice reading. No inflection and just made the story weirder. The story was interesting and perhaps reading it would have made the story better.