Carey Writes A Story That Begs To Be Read In One Sitting

5 out of 5 stars

At the time of writing this review, there were 58 5-star reviews (out of 58).  I’ll add at least number 59. I won’t say that I went into this skeptical, but that’s a hell of a lot of 5-star reviews for a book.

Carnival of the Night was one of those stories that just builds and builds and builds.  It starts off almost unassuming but by the end you find yourself wanting to flip forward (or skip forward in my case) to the end just to see what happens.

This was my first book by author Nicholas Carey and it will not be my last.  He wrote one heck of a story that I had a hard time putting down.  Thankfully it’s a short story/novella so I didn’t have to wait too long to get to the end.

Apparently, this story started on reddit (upon checking out some of the other reviews) and I’m glad that I waited until the entire thing was finished and produced into an audiobook because I wouldn’t have been able to just read it piece by piece.  Carey tells a story that begs to be finished in one sitting.

Overall, a great story that was both well written and well performed.  I thought that Christopher Graybill did a wonderful job helping Carey’s words jump off of the page an into my ears. He was able to give the story that little bit of an edge that had me on the edge of my seat.

Book Description:

The Carnival of the Night by Nicholas Carey
Narrator: Christopher Graybill
Length: 3 hrs and 37 mins
Published by Self Published on October 12th 2018
Genres: Fantasy, Horror
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