Tatum

The Butcher Books, Book 1

De: Sian B. Claven

Narrado por: Jacq Ainsworth

Duración: 2 h y 37 m

Resumen del Editor

Everyone has nightmares, but the silent girl from Tatum’s is crossing over to reality, and when she does, someone dies.

In a quiet little neighbourhood, murders are about to rock the community’s happy existence, but only Tatum can make the connection between seeing the girl from her nightmare and the deaths that are occurring.

The second time it happens, another person dies.

By the third time, Tatum is left needing answers.

She has to ask, is she next?

©2017 Sian B. Claven (P)2021 Sian B. Claven

Recommend

Tatum is the first of the Butcher Series. It goes through the life of the girls because the Butcher came into their lives. I ended up reading this last which it answered so many questions and made it more interesting for me. The characters are good you can see the teen girls and the high school life.

Received this Arc in return for my honest review.

Creepy story. Incomplete ending.

Haunting. Gruesome. Insanity? Paranormal. Serial killings. Apparitions. Nightmares. Teenage friends. Sisters.
Tatum lost her father. Now is she losing her mind? Nightmares. Apparitions. Then people start dying. They are murdered. Will she be next?
A creepy story. A surprise ending. More to come in the next book.
I was gifted an Audible version of this book from the author through Story Origin. The narrator is excellent. Easy to listen to and understand.

dynamite in a small package

While on the shorter side, this story really packs a punch and leaves you wanting more.

Baskerville Book Reviews

It’s rare I listen to, read, or watch horror and actually find it horrifying. It has been a minute that a story has sent a shiver down my spine. Bravo! This was really something special. This is only my second Sian B. Claven story and I’m finding myself very impressed by her work.

The one thing I’m not sure of is the killer’s motives. I’m not entirely sure why they kill the people they go after, it doesn’t seem to have any rhyme or reason. Though maybe that’s answered in one of the sequels. I think the ghost girl from Tatum’s dream is unsettling as all hell, and I’d find myself creeped the hell out if I seen her everywhere I went. I am a little surprised Tatum isn’t seen as suspicious when people around her keep dropping dead as well.

This book would make for a deadly drinking game. If you took a shot every time Tatum’s name is mentioned, you succumb to alcohol poisoning before the end of chapter 1. It gets really obnoxious, to be honest.

I thought the narration was excellent. I never had trouble telling who was speaking. There was one instance where the dialogue seemed to get quieter and I couldn’t tell if it was an effect or an audio issue.

NOTE: This copy was provided to me free of charge as a digital review copy. The opinions stated in this review are mine and mine alone, I was not paid or requested to give this book a certain rating, suggestion, or approval.

Tatum

what the heck did I just listen too. Holy moly was this book something else. it's my 1st mystery book series. and I really don't know how I feel about it. lol but hot damn did I like this book

3 star listen

Interesting enough start to a series
Ends in a hook that makes me want to continue the series. Fmc is quite young and still in school. I would say this is a YA thriller.
Trigger warnings of ghosts and death.
Gifted audio in exchange for an honest review.