Reviled

By: Roberto Scarlato

Narrated by: Jason Breckner

Deep in the Wisconsin woods, a killer waited patiently.

On a cold night in 1999, the notorious Donnie Torr went down in a hail of gunfire. The threat to the town was supposedly eliminated. Now, in 2002, local writer James Dorrell has just purchased a leather jacket at the thrift store. He knows its getting colder, bleaker as the weather grows gray. But what he doesn't know is that the killer lived on, connected to the very vessel of the jacket that James now owns.

With the leather fusing to his skin, his thoughts being perpetrated with malicious fantasies, and his sudden habit of sleep walking, James must discover how the killer accomplished such a curse and why he chose James to do his bidding. Better yet, James will have to figure out an ending for this horrifying tale...that might be his own.

©2017 Roberto Scarlato (P)2017 Roberto Scarlato

Reviled

Reviled is a clever story by Roberto Scarlato.
This story revolves around James who comes across a jacket in a thrift shop .The jacket calls to him,begging to be put on. Donnie Torr was a notorious killer was killed in the late 90s before he met his end.

Gripping Tale

I received this audio book for free in exchange for my honest review. This well written story with it's excellent narration will grip you from the very beginning and not let go till the end.

Unexpectedly entertaining

I don't normally like these types of stories but I have to say, the author proved me wrong. The tale is riveting and captivating.

scary and entertaining!

this book brings some of my worst fears to life! the writing was great and the narration was perfectly performed. the storyline was great! I loved every second and would recommend it to anyone!

sick!!!

This is one of those books that can give you nightmares for weeks to come after listening to it. The creep factor is through the roof. Just when you think he's gone; he's back with a vengeance. It gave me chills, and some parts made me want to throw up. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a good job.