Letters to Eula

By: Michael Bussa

Narrated by: Deryn Oliver

Sesame, an old woman in frail health, is trapped in the attic with no explanation. A woman and her two small girls live on the first floor, none of whom pay the old woman any mind. Though she tries calling out, banging on walls, and stomping on the floor, her cries for help go ignored.

Sesame spends her days writing letters about the strange things that happened to her sister, Eula, who left home decades ago. It becomes certain to everyone living in the house that there is a ghostly presence, firmly rooted among them that is disturbing the peace and creating fears beyond reason. The house surely is haunted. Only the ending reveals by whom.

©2018 Michael Bussa (P)2018 Michael Bussa

Short, but good

Interesting little story. This could be a movie script. A bit more details could be used in this book, it was just enough to make you want a little more. I was given this free review copy audio-book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

An Intriguing Listen

This quick little story is very well written. I thought I knew how it would end but was surprised because it wasn't exactly as I thought! There's nothing gross or macabre but it does have a bit of mystery and suspense. I really enjoyed listening to this story and the narrator did an excellent job!! Deryn Oliver will be a name I'll start looking for. She did an excellent job with the voices, emotions and pace. Overall, a really enjoyable twenty minute listen. One I think everyone can enjoy!

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Letters to Eula

A great little ghost story. I didn’t see the twist coming and loved the ending. The style was very reminiscent of The Twilight Zone.

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Good quick read

Letters to Eula was a great quick read by Michael Bussa. Sesame is an older woman who is trapped in an attic. No one listens to her screams, so she writes letters to her sister Eula. Eula left many years ago. This was a great quick read. I loved reading these quick reads by Michael Bussa.

Short and haunting

Short and creepy with a twist. Didn't care for the added music but the narration was perfect! I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.