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Daisy Chains
- Narrated by: Louisa Krause
- Series: Audible Original Stories
- Length: 1 hr and 39 mins
- Categories: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Thriller & Suspense
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Publisher's Summary
A chilling thriller that puts listeners inside the mind of a teen sociopath on her prom night.
This content contains sensitive themes of suicide and mental illness that may be disturbing to some listeners. If you or someone you know is struggling with these issues, please contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: (800) 273-8255.
There’s a dress in Daisy’s closet. Silver. Low-backed. Tiny spaghetti straps. She’ll wear it to prom on the arm of Harris Zandari, the most gorgeous senior at her school.
How did quiet, barely-there Daisy, land Harris Zandari? She watched him. She watched him so closely, and for so long, that she saw things no one else did. She saw through his charm, his bright, smiling face, to the sad, broken person underneath just waiting for the perfect sad, broken girl to complete him.
Daisy was that girl. Not only because her mother died and everyone still felt sorry for her. But because she made herself perfect for him. She fashioned herself into his broken dream girl, and now, they were going to prom. And Daisy was going to make it a night she would never forget.
No one but Daisy knows this, but there’s another dress in her closet, buried in the back. Tea-length. Little cap sleeves.
Funeral black.
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- Phx17
- 02-07-21
Like watching the train wreck
Author perfectly captures sociopathic Daisy’s cruelty and manipulation. Morbid and horrific, yet hard to turn away. It should be obvious from the summary, but ... trigger warnings on teen suicide and bullying. If Black Mirror isn’t your thing, pass on this. On the other hand, if you like this, then you may also enjoy A Eulogy for Pretzel (another short freebie) or even A Certain Hunger (a full length book from the sociopath POV that goes even farther down the dark trail- a little verbose and full of itself, but unique and twisted).
13 people found this helpful
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- Katherine
- 02-06-21
Disturbing
The story was written well but it's awful. Damn near traumatizing. It's interesting seeing inside the mind of a sociopath like this though. I assume this generation has a lot of Daisy's walking around...
10 people found this helpful
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- Heather
- 02-08-21
In very poor taste
This is a ripped from the headlines story. The story it is based on is tragic. Every character is overly simplified and the dialogue is supposed to represent the narcissistic depravity of the main character and the absolute stupidity of everyone else. This story seems opportunistic and In extremely bad taste. Those of us whom have lost loved ones to teen suicide know the unrelenting guilt that persists. Suicide leaves questions unanswered and opportunities to intervene and help impossible. Some subjects need to be approached with levity and not dangerously reimagined.
5 people found this helpful
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- Lady U
- 02-06-21
Excellent!
loved it! leaves you wanting more! great reading by story teller...any other suggestion from this author
5 people found this helpful
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- Linda L.
- 02-09-21
What in the world did I just listen to????
I wish I'd read the description of this story more before listening to it. It was very similar to a headline not long ago. This story has a lot of foul language, bullying, self-entitlement, shallow teen thinking and so much more that is wrong with that generation. Daisy is one of the most shallow and easy to hate characters I've read about in a long time.
4 people found this helpful
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- Jenn Luby
- 02-09-21
A short entertaining disturbance
I enjoyed this! Well written from the perspective of a demented teen. Made me wonder how many teens think this way in this current world of non reality we live in. Very good performance! I liked this short story.
4 people found this helpful
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- Heidi Jaegers
- 02-09-21
Surprisingly Entertaining
very interesting story. kept my attention and felt like I got a new perspective on love. the wrong kid of love lol
4 people found this helpful
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- Kindle Customer
- 02-08-21
fine line between socio and psychopath
how do ppl who think this way Not see the inevitable ending?! nothing, Nothing, is every truly deleted from the internet! hitting 'delete' doesn't mean it's gone. not only that but, life is more like a soap opera than we'd like to think. mostly in how the truth Always comes out in the end ...
3 people found this helpful
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- R Forrest
- 02-13-21
Ripped from the headlines
This is a retelling of a very sad story that happened recently. It’s just too soon for me. If I’d have realized where this was going I would NOT have even considered this.
2 people found this helpful
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- Scotts by 2
- 02-10-21
horrific
appalled that something like this could be published, don't our young people have enough going on in their minds/ world!
2 people found this helpful