Silent Night

A gripping psychological thriller with a shocking twist

De: Shelby Shaw

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Her sister had a family. Now no one remembers them.

I come home for Christmas expecting eggnog and carols. Instead, I find my sister alone in my parents' living room, looking ten years younger and completely at peace.

There's just one problem.

Marlowe has a husband. Two kids. A whole life I spent last Christmas watching her live.

But when I ask where Will and the children are, my family stares at me like I've lost my mind. Marlowe laughs nervously and says she's never been married. My parents exchange worried glances and suggest I need more sleep.

I know what I remember. Holiday dinners with my brother-in-law. My nephew showing me his toys. My niece's first steps.

But there are no photos. No social media posts. No evidence any of them ever existed.

My parents keep filling my wine glass. Keep telling me I'm stressed. Keep reminding me how fragile I was after what happened in high school.

They're trying to help me, they say.

They just want me to relax.

But something is very wrong in this house. My sister reaches for children's snacks at the grocery store, then looks confused when her hand comes up empty. She whispers goodnight to an empty room when she thinks no one is watching.

And my parents—my loving, protective parents—seem determined to keep me too drunk to figure out what's really going on.

The truth is coming.

I just hope I survive long enough to find it.

Silent Night is a psychological thriller with plenty of twists and a deeply unsettling ending that will stay with you long after the final page.

great story lots of twists and turns

virtual voice is terrible for narration. I will never understand why an author agrees to use it . what a given this a five-star review had it not been for the crappy virtual voice narration

narrator

the ai narration was atrocious. pronounced hyphens wrong syntax and accent. very robotic and flat

the AI voice

I know I was warned about it being AI in the beginning but the lack emotion really killed the whole story.