Blood Butterflies

By: TC English

Narrated by: Lisa Van Der Wilt

April Cooper is a young girl about to enjoy her last summer before entering high school and plans of having the summer of her life. This all changes when an ancient evil beckons her to do its duty. All that stands in the way of this ancient evil taking over April completely is her father Johnathan. Will her father prevail or will April be destined to a life of torment being a slave to this ancient evil.

©2020 TC English (P)2020 TC English

Short but good.

Sure the story is a bit short but the premise is really interesting, the narrator was a bit slow, but it wasn't too much of a problem.

Interesting short story

This was an interesting story that kept me engaged for most of the time. It’s not too long and an interesting listen for a short commute. The story itself was rather okay. Nothing too original. I felt as if the climax of the story wasn’t all there and kind of rushed. I was a little disappointed at the how quickly everything wrapped up. The voice actor was fine, some parts sounded a little off or a stutter here or there but good. Overall this was a cool listen. I would recommend this for someone looking for a quick listen or something to multitask with.

Quick Chiller

A short spooky listen. Perfect if you’re searching for a quick chill down your spine.

Narration fit the tone well.

This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.

Unsettling💛

Blood Butterflies quickly set the scene & characters, was by necessity fast paced and caught my interest immediately. 

This unsettling story showed an author with real potential.  


Narration was monotonal thou clear, with an odd prosody that did not flow smoothly. 

The audio sounded slightly hollow,  like hearing it down a tube. 


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Horror fairy tale

it reminded me of a horror fairy tale that was short and sweet. It was fascinating with the detail and how the story wrapped up in the end. I enjoyed it.

Not frightening

The cover makes the book more frightening than the actual short story. The book is creative but is not horror.