Journey’s End by Sherri Turner

journeys-end-by-sherri-turner-coverJourney's End
by Sherri Turner

Genre: Drama

Written by Sherri Turner and narrated by Tavia Gilbert
This audio story Copyright ©2019 by Sherri Turner

 

BIBLIOPHONE 1000 Words Heard competition winner!

 

Maggie and Ruth travel together on the same bus every day. Maggie hates the journey and especially the other passengers, but what she sees out of the window could change things forever.

 

 

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about the author

Sherri Turner has had numerous short stories published in women’s magazines in the UK and overseas. Her stories have also been published in several anthologies and she has won prizes for both poetry and short stories. She tweets at @STurner4077.

 

about the narrator

AudioFile says Tavia Gilbert 'brings the appropriate heart-pumping fear to the listener - it's terrifying', and Library Journal says she is 'Amazing in her ability to transition between numerous characters.' She is an award-winning narrator with more than 400 audio books to her credit, accomplished at every genre from fantasy and romance to biography and memoir - and everything in between. 'When I give voice to words, I am creating,' Tavia says, 'and the words will live far beyond me and impact the universe. So I will give my heart to the task of voicing your story in the most authentic and genuine way I can.' To get to know Tavia head across to her website at taviagilbert.com

 

listener reviews

 

Fantastic story and narrator! by Steve Blizin on 1 December 2016

Sherri Turner accomplishes in a few pages what entire books often attempt but rarely deliver. She delivers a chill that reverberates up the spine and resonates within your psyche. Tavia Gilbert's telling of the tale is outstanding. She becomes these words and propels the listener on the journey itself. Outstanding!

Rating: 10/10

 

Difficult to please (usually) by Deborah on 17 November 2016

What a superb piece of fiction
Listened to it avidly

Rating: 10/10

 

Captivating throughout by Joanna Campbell on 15 November 2016

I was spellbound by this story and felt as if I were sitting on the bus too. It was beautifully written and read, particularly the sense of growing tension, which was so effectively execute. The clever twist worked brilliantly well and was delicately foreshadowed while still emerging as a surprise.

Rating: 10/10

 

Brilliant by Karen Clarke on 3 November 2016

This gave me goosebumps. Beautifully written and narrated.

Rating: 9/10

 

Riveting and Unexpected by Susan A Eames on 3 November 2016

This story gripped me from the start and didn't let go. Beautifully written and beautifully read.

Rating: 9/10