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The Graveyard Shift
- The Dark Corner Series, Book 9
- Narrated by: Terrence Scott Miller
- Length: 2 hrs and 6 mins
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Summary
Same shift, different day...
The town of Crossroads. 1886.
Reginald T. Fox is the town's resident gravedigger. He's their only gravedigger.
But when he gets into an altercation with the Sheriff, he decides to head for the grander location of San Francisco. Reginald is given a job on the cemetery maintenance team which is a big city phrase for gravedigger, by the person in charge of such things - Samuel Seacroft. He is even given his own room in a building designated for city workers.
However, when he enters his room and discovers multiple bodies in various states of decomposition, he realises he was targeted by Seacroft to fulfill this job, and Reginald's new boss doesn't just harbour a secret of his own, but knows all about Reginald's bloody past.
When Reginald makes a break for it one night and returns to Crossroads to pick up where he left off, death follows him and he ends up in one of his own freshly dug graves. Can the spirits of the Graveyard Shift help him escape alive and take his revenge, or will he be consigned to work every night for the rest of existence?
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- amr
- 12-05-24
The Graveyard Shift
Although part of a longer series, this novella is quick and easy to listen to (despite it being a horror/dark fantasy with content that you might expect within these genres!).
The story is in two parts. The first feels almost wrapped up by the time part two starts, giving the second part a different feel, but both weave together well with a satisfying conclusion to a creepy tale. I try not to drop spoilers, so I'll just say read it :)
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