Quad

By: Toneye Eyenot

Narrated by: Terry F. Self

Length: 15 mins

Publisher's summary

Here in this short story, we have a protagonist, trying beyond hope to keep it together, while recounting the terrifying events that have led him to this undisclosed location. Left to his own devices, trapped in a steel and glass box, and writing what may well be his final words, you are dragged into the darkness of his mind.

The rising insanity, as the narrative shifts haphazardly between stifling claustrophobia and full-blown chaos, will take you on an unnerving journey where you will not only question his own hope for survival, but for the very survival of humanity itself.

©2018 Toneye Eyenot (P)2018 Night Sky Book Services

Wow!

This was one of the most unique and imaginative apocalyptic stories that I have ever heard. It was amazing in so many different ways. What the crisis is...how the crisis evolves...and the ending...holy cow!

The story is told from the character's point of view, which makes it more chilling. His reaction is very realistic. This is one of those stories that will stick with you.

The narrator, Terry F. Self, is one of my favorites, and he did an amazing job on this as always.

Great story, all the way around. You could turn this story into a novel, you really could.

Very Good Book!

I really enjoyed this book. The narrator done a good job telling the story. I look forward to listen to more books by this author.

The end is here!

This is a very interesting first person account about the end of the world. it is quick, short and to the point, but it does leave you hanging.

different

very very short story wish there was more! Hoping the author will continue the story making it longer. Leaves you wantimg more. The narrator does a great job. You really feel like your in his head.

Chiller!

This story gave me the creeps! But in a good way. Perfectly written, it had a tense, eerie feeling. And the narrator, Terry Self, made you feel like the character was a real person telling you his horrific, dismal story. The best narration I have heard in a long time.

Heart pounding, Claustrophobic!

A normal day, then the unknown assaults the people, the descriptions are subtle yet bold. The author is sly metering the fear--the cadence of the narrator's voice matching his steps as he runs … as I read I suddenly noticed that my own heart was pounding. And it only gets more tense -- the narrator finds himself frightfully alone, the story becomes even more claustrophobic as the author skillfully draws in all the threads he's hidden, pulls them in around you, tighter and tighter . . .

Great Story!

I received this audio book for free in exchange for my honest review. The writing and narration on this macabre tale are both impeccable. I look forward to more from this author in the future.

Short apocaliptic horror story

Quad, By Toneye Eyenot, Narrated by Terry F. Self

The story is only 15 mins long so quite appropriate to listen in one go. The book is a horror so I would recommend it to fans of short horror stories. It is about survival, darkness, thoughts about claustrophobia, and survival. Terry F. Self did a good job as narrator, has a nice voice, tempo and accentuation.

My hope is that this review helps in your decision to obtain this book.
*This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.

I enjoyed it enough to want to listen to the next

Great book

Very satisfying. Well performed and of course a great story. Much nostalgia gained from listening.

Where's the rest?

Interesting situational short, good premise for a bigger post-apocalyptic story. Perhaps it is. I'll keep tabs on the author!