Marsha's Morbid Museum of Macabre

By: Sea Caummisar

Narrated by: Candace Williams

Marsha's fascination with displaying corpses in her home started in an innocent fashion.

Now, bored with her wealth, she has found that she enjoys fusing human bodies and animals together.

When her loyal maid, Sylvia, stumbles upon her secret, how will she react?

Warning: This isn't a very bloody book, however, there are a couple scenes that deal with animals. If you have any sort of animal sensitivity...this might not be the book for you.

©2020 Sharon Cheatham (P)2024 Sea Caummisar

Mermaids and unicorns, oh my.

This is my first with this author. And it seems this book is tamer than her others. I thought this one was plenty painful and twisted. Real humans and animals for "art." I will be reading more.
I listened to this book on Audible. The narrator presented this story too calmly. I would have liked it presented with more creepiness and gore. It could have been all that more appreciated and enjoyable.

Disturbing body horror

Marsha's Morbid Museum of Macabre was unique and super interesting. Body horror always creeps me out, so I was hooked immediately. Not to mention the fact that I'm obsessed with mermaids. There were a few hiccups with the narration, but the story itself was bizarre and kept me entertained from start to finish.