Listeners: A Collection of Dark and Thrilling Short Stories

by Meghan O'Flynn

Overview

"Gripping, thought-provoking, and unbearably tense."
~Wendy Heard, Hunting Annabelle


HOME IS NO LONGER SAFE.

From the bestselling author of The Jilted comes a twisted and terrifically macabre collection of short stories guaranteed to make you cringe, laugh, cry...and start sleeping with the lights on. From an eerie voyeur, to an appliance that doesn't behave the way it should, to a poignant and twisted expression of adoration and heart-wrenching grief, Listeners unabashedly explores the deepest parts of the human spirit and takes readers on the type of dark, demented, and unputdownable journey for which Meghan O'Flynn is notorious.

"Smart, original, and brilliantly creepy" (bestselling author Kristen Mae), this collection includes:
"The Good Listener"
"People Like Us"
"Silver Linings"
"Alien Landscape"

Product Details

BN ID:	2940161256473
Publisher:	Pygmalion Publishing
Publication date:	03/12/2019
Series:	Fault Lines , #2
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

With books deemed “visceral, haunting, and fully immersive” (New York Times bestseller, Andra Watkins), Meghan O’Flynn has made her mark on the thriller genre. Meghan is a clinical therapist who draws her character inspiration from her knowledge of the human psyche. She is the bestselling author of gritty crime novels and serial killer thrillers, all of which take readers on the dark, gripping, and unputdownable journey for which Meghan is notorious. Learn more at ! While you’re there, join Meghan’s reader group, and get a FREE SHORT STORY just for signing up.

Editorial Reviews

"With unbearable tension and gripping, thought-provoking storytelling, O'Flynn explores fear in all the best—and creepiest—ways."

Author of Hunting Annabelle - Wendy Heard

"From the feverishly surreal to the downrigh​t demented, O'Flynn takes you on a twisted journey through the deepest and darkest corners of the human mind."

Author of A Mutual Addiction - Mary Widdicks