Secret Santa Stalker

By: Maggie Blackburn

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

I thought the Secret Santa gift was a joke. I was wrong.

Someone at my office Christmas party knows about my past. The past I've spent fifteen years running from. The past I've medicated away until I could almost believe it never happened.

The snow globe on my desk proves otherwise. It's a perfect replica of my childhood home—right down to the crooked porch light. No one here should know that house. No one here should know what happened there.

But they do.

And when my coworker is found dead in the supply closet with another "gift" on her chest, I realize this isn't about Secret Santa anymore.

The blizzard has trapped us in the office overnight. Fifteen people. One killer. And me—the target of someone's twisted holiday game.

The problem? I can't remember that Christmas Eve fifteen years ago. The medication has made sure of that. But as the night wears on and the gifts keep appearing, fragments of memory start to surface.

Terrible memories.

Memories that suggest maybe I'm not the innocent victim everyone thinks I am.

Maybe I never was.

A darkly festive psychological thriller for fans of Freida McFadden and Lucy Foley. Because the best Christmas stories are the ones that shatter.

The Next Chapter

I thought this story was over at least five times. That alone kept it interesting and worth the listen. Plenty of curves in the plot. Some parts not necessarily believable. Yet good enough tale.

twists?

the story takes a wild, illogical turn, the characters are inconsistent, and the writer has tried to shoe-horn in suspense and mystery. a good first attempt, but not a strong story

1st one

I should’ve listened to this one first then the perfect mother. I knew I missed something.