Crash

By: David Wright, Sean Platt

Narrated by: Ray Chase

From the creators of the number-one horror and sci-fi series Yesterday's Gone comes their first non-series book, Crash.

Sometimes the ghosts that haunt us most aren't the dead.

It has been nearly a year since writer Thomas Witt lost his daughter in a horrible car accident which nearly killed him. He and his wife are attempting to have another child and put their lives back together.

However, he can't move on.

In addition to his daughter, there's something else missing - specifically his memories for six months prior to the accident.

He finds himself obsessively drawn to accident scenes where he photographs the carnage in attempts to reclaim his memories.

But what he finds in the photographs may just destroy him.

Crash is the first non-series book from The Kings of the Serial and best-selling authors, Sean Platt and David Wright.

©2014 Sterling & Stone (P)2014 Sterling & Stone

what a twist.

2 thumbs up to the authors. I never expected that ending. story had me pulled in from page 2

Mind bending and heartbreaking

This book was tough to wrap my mind around at first but the twist in the end fooled me and that almost never happens for me. I thought that the gentleman was dead. Nice finish. Very important topic. Loved the listen.

This was a great stand alone book and

Well worth the money spent on it. As a matter of fact - I just got through listening to it for a second time, which is a rarity for me.

Great job!!!

Excellent!!!

Where does Crash rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I have hundreds of books, both audio and actual books this one was so great!! Haunting and sad, twist ending, love the narrator!!

What did you like best about this story?

The narrator had to be my favorite one so far!

What about Ray Chase’s performance did you like?

100 thumbs up!

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, I literally couldn't get any work done until I had finished it, thankfully it's a pretty short book

Unexpectedly Refreshing

Did the plot keep you on the edge of your seat? How?

Not really but it kept me interested. And the ending is totally unexpected; definitely thought provoking.

What about Ray Chase’s performance did you like?

His voice is amazing. Easy to listen to and none of that silliness that can come when some narrators change their voice to read for a feminine character