Retail Sample - Audiobook

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Just recently released, this is the retail sample from my latest narration of Book 15 in an ongoing series from author Jordan Hawk. It highlights narration skills as well as drunk, scared and nervous characters as well as a heightening sense of foreboding...

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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

North American (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
dan kept his eyes fixed on the patch of cracked asphalt illuminated by the car's headlights, Shadows hemmed in old Highway 51, broken only occasionally by a glimpse of the interstate through leafless trees. It would have been faster to take I55 to Pancho Tula, but Dan and Vernon had been drinking a bit more than they probably should have Dan figured the cops would stick to the interstate instead of waiting around on a boring *** two Lane road through a swamp, just hoping someone went by this way was safer. Vernon, grown from the passenger seat, shouldn't have had that last shot, he mumbled, Just don't puke in my car, dan warned why he agreed to give vernon a ride back to Pancho tula. It would only encourage the guy who seemed to think they were friends instead of co workers. He should have left vernon to sleep it off in his own car, back in the place. Maybe he'd been moved by the holiday spirit christmas. Music spilled over the airwaves and through the car speakers, trying to spread a cheer that had seemed genuine back at the warmth of the bar, but now felt false. Everyone tried too hard around this time of year, in dan's opinion, as if they could reclaim a childhood joy they may not have ever experienced in the first place, whatever he dropped burning off, then head home, Caylee had been begging for this year's hot new toy for over a month. Some dolls stuffed with so many electronics, it was practically a real baby. He hated disappointing her, but the doll was way out of his price range. Hopefully she'd blame Sama instead of him and be content with a dollar store stuffed animal Instead, a glowing ball of blue light cross the road ahead, dan slowed the car sharply, blinking as the hovering ball of light retreated to just within the trees, to the right side of the road. Did you see that? He asked vernon. Why, dan pulled off the road and pointed that we shouldn't stop, vernon said nervously. Dan tried to look away from the dancing bobbing light, but found himself unable to do so. It wanted to show him something. He realized something important. Almost without conscious thought, he threw the car into park. He opened his door, dimly aware that vernon was doing the same on the passenger side. The winter air bit into his skin, and the smell of the swamp rose all around, slow moving water and rotting vegetation. The blue glow danced enticingly just within the trees. It wanted to show him something! Show him treasure! That was it! Treasure! Didn't they say the pirate jean Lafitte had buried treasure all over the area. Excitement rising, dan walked toward the dancing light, which slowly retreated deeper into the swamp Behind him. Vernon stumbled. Wait up, vernon called, then began loudly, puking. Good dan didn't want to share the treasure with vernon. Anyway, visions wetted by filled his head as he stepped past the first line of trees and his boots sank into the unstable mud. A new car for billy ****! A new house, Caylee would have all the toys she could dream of, plus all the fanciest gadgets. He'd get rid of his beater and buy a shiny new truck gleaming in chrome. It was going to be the best christmas ever. At least seven screwed up this one, Tiffany Ward said as she studied night. Yet john took a deep gulp of coffee Caleb had woken him with the news. His old schoolmate, former coworker and head of the vigilant was in their living room. Connie are. Doesn't know you're here, he said, making sure he understood the situation. Of course not. Tiffany stood with her arms folded, her eyes narrowed as she observed Night