Winward

By: Chad A. Clark

Narrated by: Rebecca Ortese

Wendy and Rubin are on their way off for a weekend trip to spend with friends in the small, out-of-the-way town of Winward, Colorado. But what should have been time spent reconnecting will instead become something much worse.

Something has happened in Winward. An act of violence which neither Wendy nor Rubin can fully comprehend. And immediately upon arriving in town, they are drawn into a sequence of events completely out of their control. Their lives are about to be turned inside-out, and for an act as innocent as crossing the town line.

The darkness of Winward lurks within.

©2018 Darker Worlds Publishing (P)2018 Darker Worlds Publishing

Pretty cool short story

The book starts off at a fast clip with tragedy striking right out the gate. Then the meat of the story opens up with a couple rolling into town looking for their college friends. They're inadvertently dragged into a crazy unbelievable encounter with a madman.

Pretty unique story. Fast paced. Just enough shock value to keep you interested and on your toes.

The narrator does a great job with the voices. No complaints there. Very matter of fact voice.

The finish of the story gives you a few twists and turns and feels very horror/slasher movie-esque. While it was short, I don't know that it needed to be any longer.

Fast paced short story

Really enjoyed this book. Short and fun listen. A lot of story squeezed into two hours with a satisfying ending. Narrator was excellent.

I was given this free audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Winwatd

Very good thriller. I enjoyed it a lot, this story was well written and included everything a full length novel would have.

Rebecca Ortese does a wonderful job in her narration of this audible.

I received this audible free of cost and freely leave my review.

Winward

A definitive hanger. A mystery that you can read it listen to in just a couple of hours.

Uninteresting.

I tried to like and get into this short story, but I couldn't. Undeveloped characters, unbelievable story, became uninteresting quickly. Really one man, and no communication with anyone,😣. Rebecca Ortese did a nice job with her narration of each characters. Even with that, she still couldn't save this story.☹