Dead Silence
The Everlasting Chronicles, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Michelle Dyan Whitehead
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By:
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K.G. Reuss
Dying didn’t mean I was dead. It meant I’d been chosen.
My name is Everly, and I'm haunted by the dead. Or maybe hunted is a better word since it seems the dead want to make me one of them. My only ally is Shadow, the dark entity who’s been by my side protecting me since I was a child.
A night of bad decisions sends me careening down a road with no return. Dying wasn’t part of the plan. With a single touch from Shadow, both my life and death change. He’s chosen me. But for what?
I’m either going crazy, or my new reality is a world of nightmares. One thing is certain, no matter how bad it gets, I cannot die. He won’t let me.
Dead Silence is book one in The Everlasting Chronicles. Listener discretion advised due to dark subject matter.
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I have actually listened to Dead Silence twice because I kept thinking I must have missed something the first time. Nope. Still confused. 😂 And I’m a paranormal reader/listener, so it’s not like ghosts, supernatural weirdness, or complicated paranormal worlds are outside my wheelhouse.
But honestly, the paranormal confusion almost took a backseat to the main character’s entire life.
Our FMC is young, incredibly naïve, and stuck in a toxic high-school relationship that is so disturbing it feels like something that should eventually become an episode of a true-crime podcast. Then there are her parents, who are somehow even worse. One is neglectful, while the other is outright abusive and attempts to kill her. She also struggles with suicidal thoughts and attempts to end her life.
And I kept sitting there thinking… WHY IS THIS YA?! 😂
I’m all for dark stories, complicated characters, and heavy subject matter, but this felt like an absolutely wild amount of trauma to pile onto a teenage character while also trying to make sense of an already confusing paranormal storyline.
The frustrating part is that I really wanted to love this. It’s K.G. Reuss! I know she can create stories that completely consume me. But after two listens, I’m still trying to connect the dots and figure out what exactly I was supposed to take away from this one.
Maybe the bigger picture becomes clearer as the series continues, but after book one, I’m basically sitting here like:
“Okay… I listened to this TWICE. Can someone please explain what the hell is happening?” 😂
I’m definitely not giving up on K.G. Reuss because I’ve loved her other books, but this one was unfortunately a miss for me.
WHY IS THIS YA?!.. and what is happening???
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