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Big Bad
- Creature Feature Collection
- Narrated by: Christina Traister
- Length: 1 hr and 55 mins
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Summary
For a family trying to make an isolated farmhouse into a home, fear and rage are getting harder to control in a primal short story by the New York Times bestselling author of Whisper Network and Cutting Teeth.
The Strauss family is on knife’s edge. Sam is a resentful stay-at-home dad. Rachel feels the restlessness in her blood returning. Their children are getting out of hand. And a recent mudslide has forced the wolves out of the woods to look for food. As dusk falls and tensions rise, the family must come together to survive the night—from the threats outside and those within.
Chandler Baker’s Big Bad is part of Creature Feature, a collection of devilishly creepy stories that tingle the spine and twist the mind. They can be read or listened to in one petrifying sitting.
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- Christian B
- 11-04-24
Tense
Enjoyed this. It was more tense than I expected. Generally an enjoyable listen overall and the narrator did well with the different characters.
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- Ryan - UK
- 18-02-24
An original and engaging take on the well-trodden werewolf story
How do you tell an original story about something that’s been covered a million times before?
Well, in this case, the writer makes it real.
Baker does an amazing job of making every character in this short story layered, believable and in some way relatable.
The story unfolds gradually, but with a constant sinister undercurrent. We know what to expect from the cover/title, so we are teased with it throughout, all leading up to a tense climax and welcome twists.
This is simple story, told well.
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