Loops

by Vivica A. Fox

Cross the border. Discover the truth.

Listening with headphones recommended.

How far would you go to expose the truth when even you can’t believe it?

Vivica Fox and Teresa Ruiz lead an all-star cast in a story that blends thriller, mystery, and psychological horror for a truly unforgettable listening experience.

Fox stars as Tory Newton, a single, no-nonsense woman traveling on business to a bustling border town. When women protesters disrupt the Governor’s big pitch, Tory is thrown together with Alicia, a beguiling activist who promises to reveal a huge scandal. Tory is hooked, in more ways than one - not realizing exactly what she’s being reeled into.

Presented in found-audio style, Loops takes listeners through increasingly unpredictable twists and turns, jumping back and forth in time. The story hurdles towards a truly jaw-dropping conclusion that will have audiences re-playing earlier passages for revealing clues.

Audiobook

Published June 3, 2021

Reviews

[Deirdre · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book was so BAD. I felt like I was losing my mind just trying to get through it and it’s a pretty short book.

This is an example (an actual excerpt from the story) of the mind numbingly awful writing the reader has to endure throughout the book:

You can’t put a dead person on trial.
Are you sure?
Yes, I’m sure.
How do you know I’m not dead?
Because. You’re moving and talking.
I’ll be quiet. I won’t move.

WHAT??!!! It was like trying to reason with a 2-year old and take them seriously for hours on end with no nap time. UGHHHH!!

With that being said, I am a big Vivica Fox fan. I only listened to this book because she narrated it. I am floored at what an amazing job she did with this bad writing. She would have made it believable (if that were possible). She committed 110% and delivered a great performance. It’s too bad she wasn’t given better material to work with.

[Nicole · Rating 3 out of 5]

I listened to the whole drama because I wanted to "get it". But sadly, I just finished and I want my credit back. I thought the way the story was told was creative and the audio enhancements were interesting. But the story was lacking a little over halfway through. As far as the supernatural element that everyone has mentioned, I definitely needed THAT to be explained more fully. I was confused and waiting...and waiting...and no explanation. This story would make a great 1-2 hour "movie" but something was lost for me in the audio version.

[Michelle Leah Olson · Rating 5 out of 5]

So fun and twisty.