My Books Are Now Available in AI Audio!
Posted: February 29, 2024 Filed under: Audio Books, Book Promotion, Book Sales, Fiction, Historical Fiction, Paranormal, Science Fiction, Time travel, Western, Women in History, Women's Fiction 16 Comments
Exciting news for me and all the audiobook listeners. I now have three books available in AI narrated audiobook on Google Play!
That’s right. My paranormal mystery novella, Hidden Secrets, my time-travel adventure, The Rock Star & The Outlaw, and Delilah: Book 1 of the Women in the West Adventure Series are all available now, in AI Audiobook on Google Play.
Delilah: https://play.google.com/store/audiobooks/details?id=AQAAAECSazYrtM
The Rock Star & The Outlaw: https://play.google.com/store/audiobooks/details?id=AQAAAECSG2Zb5M
Hidden Secrets: https://play.google.com/store/audiobooks/details?id=AQAAAECSG0ZbxM
I had a hunch that some of you have a preference for audiobooks, and have been waiting for these stories to come out in audio to make a purchase. If that’s you, then pay special attention to this next part.
Audiobooks Launch Promotion
The promotion runs from March 1 – 31, 2024. During the entire Month of March, you can get any of the above audiobook titles for only $2.99 on Google Play by using this code: SEYD037C90NT4
This is the only place you can get this code. Whether you’re a reader who has been with me, or one who just happened by, this is my way of saying thank you for being one of my readers, so I hope you all will take advantage of it, and then comment and tell me what you think. The AI Narration is still pretty new and this will be my first experiences with it.
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Good to know that the AI audio works for you!
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Well, we will see. This is the trail run. Verdict isn’t in yet. 🤔
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congratulations, Kaye. I don’t think I’ve read Hidden Secrets so I’ll take a look at the audio version.
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Thanks Robbie. I think you would enjoy it. ☺️
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Good to hear! Great leap forward.
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Thanks for the support, Jacqui. I’m excited. 🤗
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I do enjoy audiobooks, but I’m not sure about AI audio. I will have to see if I can find some samples of books done this way to listen to. Congratulations to you, Kaye.
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Carla, if you click on the links I provided, there’s a sample button on each book’s page, so you can see what you think. I chose different voices for different stories. I’m still testing things out.
I will say though, that I think the AI is better than the narrator on the audio book I am currently trying to get through. I won’t be posting a review on it, because I can’t say anything nice about it, but that was what came to mind. “My AI audio is better than this.” It’s all improving at a rather fast pace, so if you find it lacking now, you might check back next week. Lol. 🙂
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I will do that, thanks Kaye,
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I hope that you do. I’d be interested in hearing your thoughts. 🙂
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Hi, Carla and all.
The majority of books I read are done via human narrator.
However, I’ve listened to a few AI recordings which were passable and a very few which were enjoyable.
There is more than one AI voice and reader so please be careful when deciding Patty L. Fletcher
Bridging the great chasm which separates the disAbled from the non-disAbled
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Good to hear Patty. Thanks for letting us know. I am going to listen to Kaye’s samples to decide.
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Good morning.
You’re welcome, Carla.
I must say, since I listen to similar synthetic voices all day while on my computer, phone, Etc. I must really want to read a book which is done in AI voice before I’m going to spend the evening reading it in that fashion.
A lot of people feel the same way.
It is also that way when deciding about an audio described movie or show, I don’t want an AI talking at me while I’m binging on Jack Ryan. 😊
Patty L. Fletcher
Bridging the great chasm which separates the disAbled from the non-disAbled
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Thank you for your input on this, Patty. ☺️ I can see why. As I’ve said, I’m currently listening to a poorly done human narration that makes me grit my teeth, so I can see your POV. AI is a bigger part of life for someone who is sight impaired than for visual people, of course.
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Great advice, Patty. Thanks for weighing in.
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Oh, where it comes to audio recorded books I’m always going to have an opinion.
I’m most likely always going to pick human over AI however, as this tech improves, I might be able to change my mind.
That all having been said, I think recorded books and AI are bound to come together and work.
Patty L. Fletcher
Bridging the great chasm which separates the disAbled from the non-disAbled
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