Wedding Day Massacre

De: Aron Beauregard

Narrado por: Kayll Heath

Duración: 5 h y 9 m

Resumen del Editor

I now pronounce your end of life...

It's that special day. The day when everything's supposed to be perfect. The day when everyone is supposed to drink too much and party like it's 1999. A day when family and friends show their support for the beginning of a beautiful bond.

But what if someone wasn't there just to celebrate and have fun? What if the extravagant, isolated destination was chosen for a more nefarious reason than assumed? What if someone at the ceremony held a dark secret? One that would see those in attendance slaughtered and humiliated in ways so nightmarish, they're beyond imagination? What if most everyone at the celebration had unknowingly attended a Wedding Day Massacre?

Splatterpunk Award-nominated author Aron Beauregard extends his invitation to you.

Warning: This book contains graphic content. Listener discretion is advised.

©2021 Aron Beauregard (P)2022 Aron Beauregard

Gory and never a dull moment

I love how the stories Aron writes aren’t the typical “hero prevails in the end”. There’s so many dark turns and twists..love it!

Another twisted and gory tale

This was an awesome read; I couldn't stop listening and finished it in one sitting. 5/5

Disturbing

Disturbingly intriguing. But you have to have no triggers and understand going in this is a splatter punk book.

Brutal!

Aron went full throttle on the brutality in this one. This is definitely a great go-to for anyone looking for a fun, fast paced, and violent story.

I freaking LOVED IT!! Not for the squeamish.

My OWN wedding was like this, just without the blood.
Very cathartic. LOVED this book for that. I know, that might sound weird, but all these years later, it seems sooo fitting... cathartic for me. I could (and plan to) listen to it over and over again.

I will say this on the author's warnings, don't be one of those "Karen's" that buys it and requests a refund... like, not cool. Maybe add a quick warning, pregnant women might want to avoid? But let's be real, if you're listening to or reading this book, you PROBABLY already knew what you were getting into.

Kudos Mr. Beauregard!! You can now officially say you've cheered up a widow that had a horrible wedding day as well. Thank you!!!

Hilarious and Fd up

At moments I has tinge of humor especially the Drowning Pool reference. but it will have you feeling bad for some people but at the same time thinking, f these people they kinda had what was coming.

Brilliantly put together!

This is the second book I’ve read by Beauregard, and I loved being able to listen to this one. The narrator did a great job, and kept me captivated the whole time.

This one kept me on the edge of my seat wondering what would happen next. When you think it can’t get worse, it always does. Every twist caught me by surprise, and the story wrapped up perfectly!

Mostly good.

This story was a really interesting take on what I initially thought was a revenge story. It turned out to be kind of… not. I enjoyed the action descriptions and I’m a gore fan so I definitely got my fill. The narrator has a really good voice for this genre except there is no voice inflection or emphasis. You’re really just guessing along with his monotone when the characters should be frightened, angry, or excited. My primary complaint is the ending. I won’t spoil anything but I was really expecting some more in depth explanation into the antagonist’s motives but it went in a completely different direction that really deflated the entire story. I was left scratching my head in confusion. Then as is required in modern writing the surviving character and primary character have their social nods which is eye rolling annoying but again “required”. I really wish authors could just finish an authentic story without the last minute (look at me I’m in the club) but I’m aware enough to know that the days of characters being enjoyable because of development and not just by checking a few boxes are long gone.

What a ride!

Aron Beauregard is a fantastic writer. I thoroughly enjoy splatterpunk novels and his are top tier. The narrator seemed to take his time getting into the story though. Would have liked a little more enthusiasm, and when he spoke as different people it was hard to keep up because his tone never changed. But the story itself is awesome.

The ending was pleasantly evil, and a twist I didn’t see coming. Worth your credit.

Twisted!

Aron did it again! This is one hell of a story and I want more!