The Unexpected Tales Collection

De: Brad Ashmore

Narrado por: Alexander Masters, Natalie Gray

This collection of 27 stories combines "Sunset at SkyTyme and Other Unexpected Tales" with "Had He Worn a Different Body? and 20 Other Unexpected Tales".

Get ready to go to geosynchronous orbit, the Moon, Venus' cloud tops, Io, Titan, and beyond!

What happens when Mr. Foodster cannot synthesize inverse guacamole? What's found under the lunar south pole? When should Q-alpha contact Q-omega? Will dusk fall too soon at SkyTyme? Buckle up and find out!

There are also plenty of soft sci-fi, absurd, literary, and humorous fiction pieces. From a man with a closet full of wearable bodies, to a romance budding from a remarkable loaf of bread, to an interview with an angel that takes a dark turn, there are sure to be tales for everyone.

A 2020 Indie Book Readers Appreciation Group (indieBRAG) Medallion Honoree!

©2018, 2019 Bradley Charles Ashmore (P)2018, 2019 Bradley Charles Ashmore

Riveting Short Stories ... don't miss!

The author, Brad Ashmore has taken tidbits of ideas and written short stories around them creating short tales that entertain and invoke “what if” questions. From finding ice to creating succulent recipes (one involving small red spiders!) through math to devices that influence our choices. This collection of stories resembles the sci-fi 60’s hit The Twilight Zone series … where things may appear normal but really, they are not.

I enjoyed the story about the young man who had been so traumatized that he had no clue how to have friends or even how to love – his murderous rampage and some mysterious chemicals did not mix well – at least for him. The budding romance between Carl and Amanda was not only entertaining but unexpected – two socially inept people finding one another and trying to be adept in their interactions but failing in ways that most would never experience.
This collection of stories was well written. Characters were fine-tuned and clearly developed to tell the stories in an entertainingly smooth manner.

These tales were narrated by two people, Alexander Masters and Natalie Gray. Each performed their assigned stories well and with the right tone and enthusiasm. I enjoyed listening to bother performers.

There were no issues with the quality or production of this audiobook published by Unexpected Books.