"The Voices in my head--in the reading"

Say it with me, ämˈnisēənt (Oxford Dictionaries, 2020). Or lets try ohm-knee-see-ent. Much butter. This is the voice. The voice in my and the voice that reads my audible audiobook for Neuromancer. This is a very personal voice. Its a third party voice of a first party mind. Meaning it like someone being "jacked" into the main characters body. They have the ability to feel, see, touch, taste, hear and experience what the character is going through for descriptive purposes without being so engulfed that the voice becomes the voice of the character. Voices are highly important. This is a way to set your scene for reading a book. If you have a voice that goes from first person, to third person, then switches to narrative and back to first person you eventually get lost by the flow and the setting of the literature. Ultimately you lose interest or you have no idea what is going on. Based upon the voice, determines the intensity of how you read it. A third person description of a battle scene might put you in a birds eye view of the battle. Compare that to the thoughts of the first person greatest warrior on the battlefield. Now you feel yourself swing the blade. Your pulse as you read in your favorite room in the house begins to rise and anxiety sets in. The voice of the story makes the story and how enjoyable it is.