A Haunting Memory

The Cries Inside

By: Tammy Lynn

Narrated by: Pru Markim

Robin Cartwright had known pure love and loss, but she had moved on. Every morning before the fog burns off, she hears a baby's cry that is with her all the way into town, past a farmhouse where the cry seems to escalate out of control.

There's something about the way the baby's cries abruptly end. A memory that haunts her, niggling in her mind.

Casey Fields knew all about the cries; they were with him every second of every single day. No matter how hard he tried to get Robin to leave, she wouldn't stay gone; she kept coming back.

The farmhouse has something to do with the cries, with the memory, but what?

When it finally surfaces, they both have to wonder if everything is just a memory, or is it a sickening reality that is locked away in a haunted mind?

©2018 Tammy Lynn (P)2018 Tammy Lynn Dowdal

A Haunting Memory

I wasn't sure about this book when I got it. It isn't my normal type of book. I was beyond confused on the first half of the book, but then I finally understood what was happening. I actually enjoyed it. Did not figure it out at all! The narrator was very good.

Haunting Memories

Good narration and plot, one wonders what you are hearing is it real or ones imagination. A love story with twists. Given narration which was good for my voluntary review and my honest opinion

Intriguing book — very well read!

The book has many unexpected turns and surprises. The reader does any excellent job portraying each of the characters.

A LOT OF TWISTS

Everything about this book was unexpected. From the start I thought I knew what I was getting into and before long I was sucked into a whirlwind of twists and turns.

The narrator was amazing

The book was fun to listen to. It keeps you always waiting for the other shoe to drop. The narrator did such a great job of expressing the character that at points I forgot it was all one person. I would listen to Pru Markim read the phone book.