The Writhing

By: Abe Moss

Narrated by: Hillary Huber

You never truly know your neighbors, or what goes on behind closed doors. Sometimes it's better not to. Sometimes the truth is downright haunting.

Alex watches from her bedroom window as the small, secluded town of Amberton sleeps: a bright, pleasant town with a dark, disturbing secret. Helen, her foster mother, is gone all hours of the night with no explanation. The neighbors, always friendly, always smiling, are also always watching. They know something Alex doesn't. Something she shouldn't....

When three outsiders become ensnared in the town's dark conspiracies, Alex witnesses for herself the nightmare hiding in plain sight. Together, haunted by their own pasts, these outsiders threaten to unstitch the town at its rotten seams, uncovering the gruesome truth writhing beneath the surface.

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Abe Moss (P)2020 Tantor

Like a movie

Good book. Well paced. Good description. Very much like a movie. Easy to envision.
Narrator was great!

Somebody snatchers and a psychotic!

I don't know what this author was on but whatever he was smoking he did a good job on this book, very weird but good.. The narrator did a great job, brought all the characters to life.

Surprisingly good

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. At first I almost DNF it but the story gets really good after a few chapters. I never expected the direction the story went and I would highly recommend it. Narration was really good as well.

calling1

Another Epic Horror from Abe Moss. At this point, I've read almost every word he had written, and every book has been awesome

Abe Moss is the Real Thing

I've seen Abe Moss novels floating around on Amazon "Books You Might Like" lists for quite a while. Also on those lists are a lot dreck, so I never really paid them any mind. I saw that one of my favorite audiobook narrators, Hilary Huber was reading The Writhing and picked it up. What a pleasant surprise. Abe Moss is a great story teller and dare I say in the same league as heavy hitters like Ania Ahlborne and Ronald Malfi.

The story is a Body Snatcher-ish horror tale with great characters and a well paced story. I'm looking forward to more from Abe Moss.