Come Find Me

An Audio Play

De: Erin Mallon

Narrado por: Cynthia Darlow, Jonathan Davis, Caitlin Kelly, Erin Mallon, Thérèse Plummer

Duración: 1 h y 15 m

Resumen del Editor

Ilda talks to people who aren’t there.

Tilly hears fingers clawing at her door.

All the while, the moon keeps her watchful eyes on them.

Come Find Me is a time-hopping, feminist ghost story spanning two time periods. As it weaves its way through the halls of Trenton Psychiatric Hospital in 1907 and a beach house during the tumultuous summer of 1969, we discover the secret-laden lives of three women and how their worlds intertwine.

©2020 Erin Mallon (P)2020 Erin Mallon

What a great play

I can’t say how impressed I am with Erin as a writer enough . She is just so gifted with story and words. I’m so glad she has put plays like this on audio. The narration is awesome of course. Thank you for this

loved it

loved it.. so exiting to listen to at Halloween and it made me want to listen again.

Excellent Audio Play

Wow! This was my first audio play and will not be my last. With only being a little longer than an hour, the author developed very interesting characters that totally hooked me. Excellent and highly recommended!

A short thriller with a creepy vibe!

This book draws a fine line between fantasy and reality and how impressionable the human mind can be.
This was absolutely brilliant!
The story was compelling and gripping and kept me intrigued till the very end.
The narration, audio quality and the sound effects took this short story to newer heights and made it an absolute masterpiece.
I absolutely recommend this if you are looking for a short thriller with a creepy vibe.

Fantastic

Great narration!
Gave me a really good chuckle at times.
Short and sweet - just perfect!

Creepy!

This was my first Erin Mallon's book. This short Audio Play, is creepy and intriguing. Perfect for Halloween. The narration is fantastic. The audio quality is wonderful.

big sigh!

This play...oh my. ..left me..sad...thinking.. wanting more ..just a big ole sigh...*applause* to Erin Mallon .you got me again...you always manage to rouse all my emotions..thank u

Loved this funny, heart-pounding and creepy story!

This audio play stems from an idea that is intriguing, clever, mad, and very tangible, which makes it extra creepy! It is a short listen that captures your imagination right from the start and never lets go. It takes you between two time periods with compelling characters navigating thru perplexing situations. I was so invested in them and what was happening, that I wasn't ready for it to end. Mallon is so talented as she weaves a tale of wit, darkness, and emotion all at the same time. The narration by Cynthia Darlow, Jonathan Davis, Caitlin Kelly, Erin Mallon, and Thérèse Plummer was exceptional, making these characters feel so vivid. When you add in the amazing and eerie sound effects, this talented cast skillfully brings this unique, fun, quick witted and hair-raising story to life!

Creepy but cool

It’s a short play but quite a great one for Halloween. It’s a good audio to listen to and it keeps you wondering what’s really going on! Overall, great characters and well written!!!!! It’s about a little girl, don’t understand between reality and fantasy and how things just go wrong...how an innocent child can believe on anything. It’s pretty brilliant!

✫✫ 5 Stars ✫✫

I have to say that before being introduced to Erin Mallon's Audio Plays I didn't think it was something I would enjoy. I'm mostly a book lover but I am completely loving these Audio Plays.

Come Find Me is a play based on a psychiatrist named Henry Cotton who was known for his unorthodox ways of "curing" his Mentally Ill patients. I thought Erin Mallon's play was more humorous than creepy and I laughed a ton while listening. The play was witty and Erin's talent as a playwright really shines through. The best things about audio plays for me is that not only do we get to experience the writing but the performances are always so incredible. The performers in this play were all exceptional and I have to give a little extra shout out to Therese Plummer, she was perfect as Margot and really did an amazing job the mood swings and the comedy.