Laid to Rest: Quick Read

De: B.B James

Narrado por: Mandy Grant-Grierson

Laid to rest.
Emotional drama

One photo captures three generations of a family divided by a decade of grief, their shared pain a silent cry for help. In a race against time, they struggle to heal and reunite, but is it too late?

©2024 B.B.James (P)2024 B.B.James

This story will definitely resonate

Listening to Laid to Rest felt like being pulled into someone’s living room during one of those tough, emotional family conversations that no one wants to have, but really needs to. It’s raw and honest, and it hit me harder than I expected.

Short but Interesting

Laid To Rest is a powerful short story about family pain and coming together. This is a great listen if you are in the car or want to listen to a story quickly. The characters are relatable, and it's easy to find something in each one that is a part of us. You find yourself ruminating on the story after it is completed.

Emotional and Reflective

This 17-minute audiobook delivers a moving family drama packed with raw emotion and impactful storytelling. Despite its brevity, it explores grief, healing, and connection with depth and care.

A powerful 17-minute audiobook

A powerful 17-minute audiobook that packs a lot of emotion into a short time. The story revolves around a family dealing with loss and the tensions that can arise from unspoken grief. The narrator, Mandy Grant-Grierson, delivers a solid performance, but her voice can feel a bit flat at times, which might take away from some of the emotional highs. Even though it's brief, the story manages to be moving and reflective. It’s perfect if you're looking for a quick, emotional listen, though I do wish it was a little longer to explore the characters more deeply.

short but strong story!

All right this thing is 17 mins long and somehow hits harder than half the full length family sagas i’ve sat through. It’s just one snapshot, literally a photo of three women stuck in a mess of unspoken grief for ten years and yeah i've been there. The hospital bit with the grandma pulled me right in reminded me of that weird combo of guilt and forced closeness when family drama explodes during a health scare. I do wish we got a little more time with each of them but honestly for how short it is, it cuts deep and doesn’t waste a second.