Telecommuting

De: L. Marie Wood

Narrado por: David Bosco

Working from home has its perks, being able to attend meetings in your pajamas chief among them. But when the house you occupy all day is empty, when the only voice you hear after work comes through television speakers, it can get a little old.

Unless you like it that way.

And Chris did like it that way....

…Until the whispering started.

Telecommuting is a modern psychological horror story set in what could be your town, your street, your house. The lyrical slow burn is subtle; the terror in this tale sneaks up on you before you know it.

©2021 Lisa Marie Wood (P)2022 Lisa Marie Wood

Better title would have been unseen

I enjoyed this book although I didn’t feel like it was a full story and needed more at the beginning. This is my first time listening to anything from this author but feel that I would like more don’t leave me hanging. After the second chapter I believed that he did kill his girlfriend but now I’m not so sure what happed.
This really gives me food for thought as I to will be working from home soon maybe I need to keep some background noise.
As always the narrator did a wonderful job.
I received this free for an honest review from the author or narrator.

Telecommuting

Telecommuting has its perks but when it is just you in the house and the only voices you hear are from the TV or meetings life can change over time and it doesn’t take much for our friend Chris.
This is actually a kind of horror story that many of us can in at least part relate to after covid and having to work from home for any amount of time. This was an interesting book and I liked the audio narrated by David Bosco a lot. I think he captured Chris and his many attitudes (for lack of a better work) perfectly, the whining and freaking out that Chris experiences.