Abigail

By: Daemon Manx

Narrated by: Ryan Haugen

Strange things come in small packages.

Adrian Billard believes he knows what it's like to be different and has nearly given up hope of ever finding happiness. But a strange package left on his doorstep is about to turn his entire world upside down. Everything Adrian thinks he knows is about to change. He is about to meet...Abigail.

©2021 Daemon Manx (aka) Robert Chiossi (P)2022 Daemon Manx (aka) Robert Chiossi

Critic reviews

"Abigail is an eerily beautiful portrait of innocence." (Michael J. Moore, author of Highway Twenty)

FANTASTIC story! 👏

Wow.... I wasn't expecting this story to end the way it did. I immediately found myself pulled into the beginning and was entertained all the way through. The author has a talent to keep the reader invested in the story and become addicted to the characters, especially little Abigail. I could imagine how each character looked with all the great descriptions.
The narrator was also brilliant 👏 He brought each character alive with a crisp and delightful voice, especially Abigail's little giggles.
I was intrigued by the author's ability to take the storyline from just normal life with how people constantly discriminate to a sci-fi fantasy. Without giving the story away, I'll just say this is a must-read! I will definitely look into more of the author's works. I'm a new fan!

Beautiful story

I went into this blindly and didn’t know what to expect. What I got was a beautiful and heart warming story. Absolutely loved this one. It’s short, but very sweet, and not at all what I was expecting by the end.

WOW!

I loved all of it! It was a story line I've never heard before and I really liked the authors writing! It has such a great twist I never expected. I was on the edge of my seat wanting to know who Abigail was! I fell in love with the characters right away! I also really enjoyed the narration it was very easy to listen to.

Abigail: A Twilight Zone-Worthy Story

Daemon Manx's "Abigail," brought to life by Ryan Haugen’s gripping narration, is a story that deeply resonated with me. Adrian Billard, the protagonist, feels disillusioned and lost until an unexpected package—a baby named Abigail—arrives on his doorstep.

While the story is brief, it touches on many significant themes. Adrian's journey reflects our own struggles with self-identity and the search for meaning. His transformation, sparked by Abigail’s unexpected arrival, challenges his preconceived notions about what he needs and who he is.

Haugen’s narration enhances the eerie and thought-provoking atmosphere of the story. The ending, which caught me completely off guard, is one of the story’s standout elements. "Abigail" feels like a Twilight Zone episode that prompts introspection, making you question and reflect on your own life and desires. Despite its length, it delivers a powerful and memorable experience, blending suspense with profound emotional insight.

Abigail

The story is original, I enjoyed the ending most of all. I wasn't expecting that at all.