No One Rides for Free

An Extreme Novella

De: Judith Sonnet

Narrado por: Danielle Muething

Jodi was driving her children to college when The Man got in their car. Uninvited, unwanted, and unhinged....

The Man has no name, but he does have a gun, a knife, and a bag of "toys".

What starts as a forced ride into the desert escalates into a disturbing series of crimes and assaults.

Jodi and her children will soon pray for death.

WARNING: This novella is incredibly disturbing. It features graphic scenes of sexual violence, torture, and gore. It is not intended for easily offended listeners. The print edition of this book includes an exclusive short story, which is not available on ebook. It is also gross and disturbing.

©2022 Judith Sonnet (P)2023 Fright Night Audio

I liked seeing everything through the mother's eyes

I wish it was longer but I liked the ending. It tied up the story perfectly in my opinion

This ain't a wholesome ride.

Wow... very intense in those last few chapters
warning is right, don't continue if you slightly think you can't handle it! overall greatly told story

Damn Judith!

Goddammit Judith! I can’t stand you for what happened to the old lady! Judith artistically describes step by step, scenery by scenery of what is occurring. I was able to clearly visualize, the car, the old nasty man, Mateo the gas station clerk and even Jodi! GOOD BOOK! Very grotesque! I had to take my head phones off and stop the book on certain parts to get my mind right lol!

So happy for JS audiobook!

I need more JS audiobooks please and thank you! 👏 Made the story 10x more terrifying.

Audible review only

If you have read this book, then you already know. I will keep this strictly about the narration of the book. The stars are for the NARRATION only

Hats off to Danielle for even narrating this book, she did a fantastic job bringing the words to life. Each character had a distinguishable voice. When I read the book I had a voice in my head for "The Guy", the voice she chose for him was almost spot on to what I thought he would sound like. The old ladies voice sounded like most old ladies you meet so spot on with that one. The other voices were just as good. All in all very great job

Props to the Narrator

The only redeeming aspect of this book was the narration, and bless (from whatever deity) that narrator for being able to get through this. I like senseless gore as much as the next maladjusted person, but the plot was just "violence, violence, shock value" and if that's what you're searching for, then it exists unfortunately inside of this book.

Woof

This was my first dip into the splatterpunk pool. The story entertained me from beginning to end. Narration was great. Love that it was wrote by a woman, narrated by a woman. Only reason I took a star from story was because I thought the gore was a bit forced towards the end, like it was trying too hard to be disgusting. But, maybe that’s just how splatterpunk is. Regardless, definitely worth the listen and I’ll look into more of her work!

The most disturbing book I’ve ever read.

Although this is short, it’s definitely enough. If you like the macabre and being disturbed to your core then you’ll like this. I’m sure it says something about my mental health that I read/listen to books like this from time to time but that’s where I’m at. When a book gives a trigger warning in the middle of it about the upcoming content, I can’t just stop. I have to know if it’s as bad as they say. It was.

omg

so intense and absolutely heart breaking. it's an edge of your seat ride! one of the best worst splatterpunk books I've ever listened to, but I mean that in the best most chilling way ever! and THE ENDING!? I'm dead... I'm dead writing a review. just omg.... dead. I love this author

Truly disturbing

I have never experienced a story quite like this. It was very disturbing and it will stick with me a long time. My only draw back is that the ending happened very quickly and I would have liked a bit more story for resolution.