The Carnival of the Night

By: Nicholas Carey

Narrated by: Christopher Graybill

Some call it purgatory, others know it as the in-between, but for those poor souls who are trapped there eternally it is simply: The Carnival - macabre mockery where night is never-ending, and a sadistic creature known as the Fool rules with an iron fist.

And the Fool has one rule: No one leaves the Carnival. Ever.

Christopher, the latest arrival thrust reluctantly through the gates, is certain that he doesn't belong there, and he's damn sure he's not going to be staying. To have any chance of escaping, he must confront not only the Fool, but his own dark past.

©2018 Nicholas C. Smith (P)2018 Nicholas C. Smith

The Carnival of the night

This was an excellent book.It seemed like an old 80's horror novel. Christopher finds a girl on the bus staring at him.She is shocked that he can see her.This leads to a trip to and through a horror carnival and a revealtion no one is ready for.Christopher Graybill was a fine narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.'

You can enter but you can't leave

Hell has no fury like the devil's daughter. I loved this, it's original and really interesting.

The narrator does really good with the voices and keeps your interest peaked throughout the story.

I was provided a free copy of this audible at my request. All comments in my review are strictly mine

The Party That Truly Never Ends

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Nice original concept. I had no idea what was going to come next and had to keep listening. It wasn't scary but had some thought provoking horror concepts. It was an enjoyable listen!

Chris Graybill does another fantastic narration! I also enjoyed him in Electric Detective.

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good listen, kinda jumpy, but overall, good listen

i did like the book, its sci fi, with an odd view of what comes next. if you like sci fi im sure youll like it.

Entertaining Tale of the Afterlife

This is an interesting tale of the afterlife wherein our main character finds himself dead and ferried along to a macabre view of purgatory (the carnival of night) by the daughter of death. There's some nods to Greek mythology but the great triumph at hand is the creepiness of the carnival and the fact that so much world building is done in a story of this length. It's entertaining and has a solid ending as well.

I received a review code for this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this honest review.