Stirring the Sheets

By: Chad Lutzke

Narrated by: MICHAEL C. GWYNNE

An elderly funeral home worker, struggling with the loss of his wife, finds an unnatural attraction to a corpse at work resembling his late bride in her younger years.

A story of desperation, loneliness, and letting go.

©2018 Chad Lutzke (P)2018 Chad Lutzke

Sad Tale of Loneliness and Loss

This was a sad story of a man grieving the loss of his wife. I have not lost a wife before but this seemed all too realistic which made it that much more depressing. Definitely well told and worth a listen if you are in a somber mood. Obviously, at some point it takes a turn and gets a bit creepy but thankfully nothing to perverse. Michael Gwynne did an excellent job with the narration. His voice was perfect for this story and definitely added to the somber feeling. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

Cool

Amazing performance. Gwynne truly captured the tone of the novel.

The story was amazing, well written with no fluff. I liked how everything written was essential to the story. Emmet was a great character that I actually cared about, I felt what he felt. And this is a book I will be revisiting in the future. Nothing to complain about.

Not What I Expected; It Was Better

Story – 5/5
Narration – 5/5

“Stirring the Sheets” by Chad Lutzke is a very sad story about an old mortician who so misses his dead wife that he does something very weird.

As weird as this was, this is the most believable “weird" story I’ve read. The characters were very likeable and real, especially the MC.

Not what I expected; it was better.

The narrator was the perfect choice for this story!

WARNING! This is NOT EXTREME! But if the idea of corpses bothers you… don’t read Horror! 😄

Recommend.