A Menagerie of Suffering

By: Hubert L. Mullins

Narrated by: Alicia Rose

In the heart of German-occupied Paris lies Chemin de vie, an all-girls asylum with a terrible past. It is the playground of Hector Barousse, a World War I-era field medic whose fascination with pain is questionable. His methods of therapy bring the girls to such fear that they see visions of the past, but Camille Sabot isn’t like the rest.

Her visions show an ominous figure linking all the girls together - and Camille will learn that something has brought each of them to Chemin de vie - that the very walls hold secrets and that each girl is simply a cog in a dark, diabolical machine.

©2020 Hubert L. Mullins (P)2025 Hubert L. Mullins

The story pulls you in, I have read the book several times, listening was a pleasure!

I did not care for the narrators voice/accent, it wasn't easy to listen too.

I wish I could give more than 5 stars!

this was a very enjoyable, engaging story about the natural sisterhood of women. I really enjoyed the character development, and the way the back stories of each of the characters was presented. honestly I wish I could give the performance of this book seven Stars! Alicia Rose did an amazing job bringing these characters to life! All together this was a very very enjoyable audiobook, and I hated to come to the end. another strong offering by the author Hubert L. Mullins!