THE STEPHEN KING KILLER

A serial killer with a taste for horror

De: Aaron R. Tyler

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Duración: 12 h y 34 m

Resumen del Editor

In his authorial debut Aaron R. Tyler produced this edge of your seat crime thriller that you can't put down. There is a serial killer terrorizing the largely rural twin tiers region of Pennsylvania and upstate New York. He enjoys conversation and torture, and leaves behind a calling card. Each of his victims are marked with the letters CR. He is always one step ahead of the police as he kills those who have names from characters in Stephen King novels. When the FBI gets involved, he now has to outsmart the elite team of agents hand picked for the task force trying to track him down. The question is, can they stop him before he makes another brutal and gruesome murder?

Stephen King Fans are gonna LOVE this!!

I found this gem and I absolutely loved every minute. Hopefully there is, or will be, a Part 2!

Great Story!

Great Story! No HATE the killer and his arrogant, self righteous, narcissist ways but then that’s what makes a good writer and a good character when you forget they’re not real and hate or love them as though they are real. The AI narrative was the only negative thing I can say. I miss a person and the feeling, compassion and mood of their reading. The AI is just not the same, I don’t care for them at all. Keep the AI where it belongs in the computer. But the story and novel is great! A very good read/listen!!

Did not care for the AI reader

AI reader lacked many things to make this mystery novel a lot better. Such as inflection, change in cadence, among other things. I can read books! Hire me!!!

The story left me completely unsatisfied,

At times, the story was extremely interesting, but ultimately it was not worth being related to Stephen King in any way, shape or form, and on top of that the AI Reading of the text was completely unsatisfying. No inflection no  emotion completely generic

Great Story

the plot was intriguing, love the Stephen King motivation. The VR reading had some hiccups

Don't Be Fooled By AI

Horrible narration. At first you think you're hearing an actual narrator but then after maybe a chapter, you realize the monotony of the reader. Could've been a great story if not read by a robot who is unable read. listen for the 911 call when the operator says, "Nine hundred eleven, what's your emergency?"

I have read this book before and decided to give the AI narrator a chance...

This book is amazing! Great story, Great characters, great writing! loved everything! I was worries the AI narrated experience would be terrible and it wasn't!

This book is haunting me!

Oh my goodness Mr. Tyler what have you done. I so thoroughly enjoyed the audio book that I went and purchased a hard copy because I wanted to savor it a bit more by slowing my pace. Your characters had me hooked. They're familiar, love them and/or hate them, we know these types. Let's talk about the ending... no spoilers but I'll just say that I was restless for a several nights after I finished the book. I was so unsettled, no! no! no! ... yes! yes! yes! ... no! yes! How could she! How could he! How could the author! I think that's a sign of a good read.

I've moved on to other books by this author and I'm not disappointed. This author knows how to build a climax.

An enjoyable easy read for those who like thrillers!

I was looking for a fun, easy read and this filled the need. It was exciting to listen to the detectives piece together the case and there were some unexpected moments as everything unraveled.

The AI narration was better than I expected, but the program had trouble pronouncing some words (I had to stop and Google titles for FBI agents, and realized that the AI was pronouncing SAC Tessler as Sayek Tessler. It took me out of the story until I figured out what it was trying to say).

Overall if you are a fan of crime novels, Stephen King, and whodunnit stories, you will enjoy this!

Virtual Voice

Overall story was excellent. Ending was left a little disappointing. The virtual voice had MANY glitches as if was not able to distinguish between calling Teslar Special Agent In Charge vs. SAIC. Most of the time this character was referenced there was a garbled word I could not dicifer. Calling a 40 or 357 caliber pistol a .40 or .357 was a bit odd as well. Little fluctuation in voice. Needed some other character voices as well