The Bed

By: Sara Brooke

Narrated by: Reid Kerr

Don't go to sleep. You never know where you'll wake up. Little Darcy Walker is getting the bed she's always dreamed about. A black bed that's one-of-a-kind. But Darcy's bed may not be as new as it looks, and she could be falling into a deathly slumber. From the Amazon best-selling author of Kransen House comes a horrific tale that takes the listener into the depths of an ancient evil. There's no turning back once you've slept in The Bed.

©2013 Sara Brooke (P)2013 Biting Dog Publications

Well Done

Very Original idea with bed! Well designed, characters development & visualization.

Reminds me of pieces & parts of different movies. A bit of; Evil Dead, Insidious, possession, the Exorcist, Nightmare on elm street & maybe even the 1st conjuring. I was surprised how much I did like this story, pleasantly too. Sara did great!

The narrator wasn't bad at all either. He spoke clearly & very very few if any mistakes. Sadly, he failed at the German accent ability. Lol

I do highly recommend this book to any adult that wasn't a a good, short story book!!

I was given this book for free at my request and I am providing this honest review voluntarily.

Sweet dreams

Loved it

Excellent short story about a possessed bed
With evil dead style cabin and demon kids for that creep factor
A well narrated pleasant surprise
I received a free review audiobook and voluntarily leftthis review

Stay Away From Black Beds

This isn’t my first haunted bed story,. Seeing as how much time we spend laying in a bed, horror bed stories creep me out. When you are asleep, who knows what actually happens. Can’t handle the idea of all the possibilities that I have seen in horror movies. I really liked how the story was told and didn’t expect how far down the investigative process it was going to go into a bed's origin. As a father of a daughter, there are no ends I would go and liked what he did. I think the idea was greater than the delivery. It got a little weird and , but I enjoyed this even though it seemed a bit unrealistic.

Reid Kerr did a great job with the narration. His cadence and tone were perfect and I really enjoyed listening to the sound of his voice. He provided the right sound for the atmosphere Sara Brooke created with her words.

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.