Vigil Black

The Waiting Mortuary, Book 2

De: L.V. Pires

Narrado por: Debbie Soelter

"I’m a murderer. Once you kill someone, you’re a murderer for life. It changes you.”

It's been three months since Casey McClair fought and survived a harrowing ordeal with a cold-blooded serial killer. No one expected her to bounce back right away, but Casey's agonizing recovery is riddled with more than trauma.

Night terrors tangle with daytime drama as she fights to find her way to recovery in this second novel in The Waiting Mortuary series.

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Casey!

idk how they world i keep reading these books In the wrong order! but whatever lol! it was super good! Casey! Just survived being kidnapped and she on her healing journey or so she thinks!! this book was so wonderful

Rebuilding a damaged soul

Received as an audio review copy from Story Origin, this is an honest review. Beautifully narrated by Debbie Soelter, Vigil Black is the amazingly poignant and profound sequel to The Waiting Mortuary, Casey McClair has survived serial killer Devin Fish's house of of horrors but the experience has left her shattered and a shadow of the person she once was. Cared by an aunt that has no patience for either Casey or her step brother and treated by the town seeing her as a bizarre freak or any out right murderer; Casey struggles with haunting nightmares and dark visions of those she would love to take her hatred out upon. After meeting a young man whose become fascinated by Casey's trauma, Lance turns out to be a lifeline for her to confront the dark, twisted memories that come from the Waiting Mortuary. As new and even more sinister events unfold, Casey finds herself once again the target of another twisted soul that believes by tearing apart those Casey cares for will turn her into something for more dangerous than the killer Casey murdered.


Highly recommended.

A Mysterious and Engaging Sequel

Book 2 marks a distinct departure from its predecessor, emerging as an entirely unique experience. Newcomers can dive right into this sequel without feeling adrift. Unlike the original's dark ambiance, this installment weaves a tapestry of mystery. There were moments where I found myself retracing chapters, thinking I must have missed something, only to discover that patience would have alleviated my confusion. The book was engaging enough that I finished it in a day. While my personal preference leans towards the first book, this sequel enriches the overarching enigma of the waiting mortuary.

I received this audiobook for free, for an honest review.

Great Follow-Up Story to The Waiting Mortuary

I needed to know what happened next. The first book ended with me wondering if there would be more about Casey. It's a different spin on the first story but also really good and goes deeper into Casey's psychological breakdown following her kidnapping. I'm looking forward to the next one.

That sickly sweet scent….🌺

When the victim becomes the killer, bathed in “the sickly sweet scent of death….”

You got a great horror story sequel!

Great Thriller

This is the second book in the series and I highly recommend the series! I've read/listened to all three books and absolutely love them! The characters are well developed and the story is action packed and thrilling! I highly recommend this entire series!

horrifically enjoyable

I wondered how they would follow up with the first book... they followed up very well. I try to guess how the murder mystery will end. this one had a few twist that i didnt see coming. I really like that the books are individual on their own but also a continuation of each other. As far as the story goes... i really enjoyed it. You could tell that the anticipation was building & right up till the end you dont discover all that happened. It is horror, brutal (again not overly done), & when not being those two suspenseful. Now im anxious to start the 3rd book & see what new twist are thrown in there & how & if the story again ties the 3 books together... well done...thank you!

vigil black

I didn't listen to the first. Even though I didnt listen to the first book I was really drawn in within the first few minutes. Debbie Soelter did a great job narrating.