Stephen

De: Amy Cross

Narrado por: Rachel Atkins

When Beryl Seaton accepts a position as governess for the Brooks family, she has no idea that a horrific secret is waiting for her in the nursery of a remote English mansion.

What happened to Stephen? What happened to the previous governess who was supposed to look after him? And what causes the mysterious sobbing sound that drifts through the empty rooms at night?

As she struggles to uncover the awful truth about the family, Beryl starts to realize that she's been drawn into the heart of a nightmare. And years later, as she reflects upon her time at the house, she finally understands that she might never have truly escaped.

Stephen is a horror audiobook about a young woman torn between morality and duty, and about a family trapped forever in a single moment of sorrow.

©2022 Amy Cross (P)2025 W. F. Howes Ltd

A mother’s love heals all…

What a wild journey for my imagination to consume. From start to finish and even though I was warned of the mysteries that ch.28 unfolded I found it impossible to not read the book in its entirety. Amy is incredible at giving the reader gore and horror while still keeping you glued to the pages.

Gripping

Gothic, gross, fascinating, bizarre, an utterly captivating.
I absolutely loved this book and will probably buy the hard copy when I can find it.

I liked it

It was an “easier ” listening kinda story.. easy to follow, character investment…. I liked it, just didn’t “love” it.
Great performance too!

Wow!

This book ABSOLUTELY is not for everyone! The disclaimer is not a joke! So do heed that.
However! What a beautifully written & narrated production!!! Stephan was on a random “must read” list I came across. The description that was given peaked my ears. And i was not disappointed!
“Possible” scenarios are so much more of an emotional scare. And I had ALL the fees listening to this book. I am so glad i found it! 💜

Creepy & Mysterious

The narrator did an excellent job portraying each character, and the story kept me wondering what would happen next the entire time. It was a genuinely engaging listen