Konner Cabena - Audiobook Reel

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Description

A short excerpt from The Lies of Locke Lamora, recorded by Nick from Notable Voices.

Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

Accents

British (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Locke stewed octopus and boiled potatoes. He sliced pears and apples and our chemical hybrid fruit that oozed honey, scented liquor. He spiced and seasoned and bit his tongue in furious concentration. He was frequently the architect of gruesome messes that were hauled out behind the temple and fed to the goats. But as he improved at everything else required of him, he improved steadily at the hearth. Soon the Sansa ceased to tease him and began to trust him as an assistant with their own delicate creations. One night, about half a year after his arrival at the house of Peri Landro Locke and the sanas collaborated on a stuffed platter of infant sharks. This was vicci. Andam Mere the first beautiful art. The cuisine of sea creatures callow, gutted the soft skinned little sharks and stuffed them with red and yellow peppers which had in turn been stuffed with sausage and blood cheese. By Lock, the tiny staring eyes of the creatures were replaced with black olives. Once the little teeth were plucked out, the mounds were stuffed with glazed carrots and rice and their fins and tails were cut off to be boiled into a soup. Ah said chains when the elaborate meal was settling in four appreciative gullets. Now that was genuinely excellent boys. But while you're cleaning up and scouring the dishes, I only want to hear you speaking VAD, you know, I might not even be one after all. Locke said a real orphan. I mean, how so? Well, my, my mother's dead. I saw that. I know that but my father, he, um, he went away when I was very little. I don't remember him. Never knew him. I'm sorry, said J we're both sorry a lot, aren't we? I think he might have been a sailor or something. Maybe a mercenary, you know, mother never wanted to talk about him. Um, I don't know. I could be wrong.