The format of this book really made it standout from the crowd for me. What happened the night he disappeared? Why did it take a year for his body to be discovered? And most importantly, who killed him? Twenty years later and Scott King, a podcast host decides to feature the story on his podcast. Tom Jeffries was fifteen when he disappeared in 1996 and his body was found a year later. There are six distinct stories, six very easily distinguishable voices used in this podcast style book. Six Stories is a wholly original, modern twist on a classic murder mystery. Orenda Books has a knack for publishing unique, fresh books under the umbrella of crime fiction and once again, I’m completely blown away by one of their books.
They are a fantastic company that splits profits with local bookstores and you can even choose with indie bookstore to support! To join or just find out more check here. If you’re new to audiobooks or just looking for a new way to listen we both love Libro.fm. It’s something we look forward to every year and we hope you’ll join in! Once fall hits, we love to read mostly backlist titles and sometimes that means listening to a creepy and atmospheric read. Find more information on this years challenge here. For several years, we’ve hosted a #FallIntoMyBacklist Challenge on social media that focuses on older books. I’m joined by Sarah from Really Into This today and we’ve gathered a list of the most memorable and chilling audiobooks we’ve listened to.
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