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Tankers

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Tankers

By: Robert Beers
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This title uses virtual voice narration

Virtual voice is computer-generated narration for audiobooks.

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 He’s a Tanker — Raised in the units, a government housing facility where the surplus population is kept, Lade is trained by his grandfather to be far more than just average. After an attack by an invading alien craft, Lade is found and taken to a military hospital where his uniqueness is discovered. Sent to the SolarCorps academy, he runs afoul of a certain Colonel and winds up condemned to the Tanks, a bio-weapons station where every time the weapon is used against the invaders, a Tanker dies. I will be posting this story on RoyalRoad.com in chapter form. Military
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the AI narration

all in all the interaction wasn't too bad there was only a few times where you couldn't understand what they were saying because they mispronounced the word such as the two words of Live and live. the fact that this was read by a automatic reader didn't detract from the story at all in my opinion the pace was good it, did lack some emotion.

it was wonderful story though. good experimentation with the AI reader.

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