The Messy Man

Messy Man, Book 3

De: Chris Sorensen

Narrado por: Chris Sorensen

Ellen Marx sees ghosts.

Her mother, Rita, just wants her to be a "normal" 11-year-old kid. But that's tough to do when you receive a birthday card from your dead father.

Following a trail of breadcrumbs left by her dad, Ellen sets out on a journey to unravel the mystery surrounding her father's disappearance and ends up unearthing secrets best left buried.

The third and final book in the haunting trilogy, The Messy Man brings to a close the story that began with The Nightmare Room and The Hungry Ones.

©2020 Chris Sorensen (P)2021 Tantor

Awesome

This book, series, is incredible. I loved everything about it. Story line, characters and introduction of characters. This author can give Stephen King a run for his money. He’s definitely up there with him now. Look forward to reading more from this author.

Enjoyable

His voice is pleasant, and the story is interesting and easy to follow. I will for more books by this author.

a good ending

I really liked this story and the progression of depth from the first book. The characters were all distinct and interesting. some bits were predictable but I am very happy for the ending and overall was surprised.

Needs a professional narrator!

The author narratives the entire series…. I will just say overdamatic & crusty. His portrayal of the females is cringe worthy. I lost the entire storyline by being distracted but the horrendous narration.

I LOVED IT

Lots of omg nightmarish description!
The plot kept me guessing and on the edge of my seat The characters are relatable and Sorensen tells a great story

something's missing

Book 3 has you all over the place. there were a few times that I lost my way and kept at it hopefully picking it up along the way. His way of writing fluid enough to flow and the story kept building but I feel empty, like all answers weren't given in the end.

Everything stood out.

I love elen. I love this series. I love how thought out it is. I didn’t like the voices as much, specifically I couldn’t tell who was who if I zoned out at any time, other than that, love.

great series

Very interesting and well done. It kept me interested from the beginning until the end.

The Messy Man

I loved this book, and books 1 and 2 as well! The different points of views and character changes made these stories a great listen!

More enjoyable than anticipated

When I first started this series (I didn't know it was a series), I didn't think I was going to enjoy it as much as I did. The Nightmare Room started off slow, and I thought it would be predictable. By the end, my interest was peaked enough to move on to The Hungry Ones. It was free on Audible at the time, so why not. In my opinion, each book in this series is better than the last, and The Messy Man was the best one by far. Looking back, I never would have guessed these stories would have taken the turns they did. It was all very engaging and thought-provoking.
It's nice that each book picked up where the last left off. I do think it could have been made better with a different narrator, but I can understand an author wanting to narrate for themselves to complete their vision of the story.
All in all, I would definitely recommend the whole series to a friend