All Smiles Until I Return
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Narrated by:
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Kayll Heath
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By:
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Aron Beauregard
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A most dreadful deliverance....
Andy’s last day on Earth came sooner than he ever imagined. After becoming entangled in a random act of violence, what began as another mundane day in a cubicle, abruptly transitions into an otherworldly odyssey.
This macabre and perverse journey shatters religious dogmas, answers impossible questions, and pulls back the curtain on man’s true and twisted purpose.
How will Andy’s sickening epiphany affect his trajectory? More importantly, does it even matter?
Warning: This book contains graphic content. Listener discretion is advised.
©2021 Aron Beauregard (P)2022 Aron BeauregardWhat listeners say about All Smiles Until I Return
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- Annabelle
- 15-04-2022
Brilliant psychological and gory horror
This has quickly become my favourite of Arons work. Cannot reccomend enough if you like themes of philosophy, religion and more gore than you thought any sane person could handle.
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Overall1 out of 5 stars
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- Anonymous User
- 22-05-2023
Extremely mediocre
I’ve read three books from Aron Beauregard, and after doing so I can sum his books into two parts:
The beginning normally focuses on the protagonist/s life, usually in ways that make their life sound incredibly mundane and the protagonist themselves are very uninteresting for the most part.
And then the remaining is just. Snuff.
Now I’m not just easily offended, the gruesome aspects of Aron’s works don’t upset me, and he is ok at describing gruesome. But that’s about where his work starts and ends at being anything admirable or captivating.
I also feel incredibly sorry for the women in Aron’s life because of his writing of them in his novels is any sort of idea of what he thinks about them then seemingly all women are incredibly dull, unintelligent and uninteresting with little worth beyond how pretty they are. In this book even while the woman the protagonist has a crush on his bleeding out in his arms he’s spending less time being upset in any meaningful way and more time focusing on how strikingly beautiful she is. Until he can play hero of course. Never mind that he has nothing really deep to say about her as a person besides she seems genuine and nice, to the point he doesn’t even remember how old her child is. (Because why would you pay any interest in the woman you have a crush ons life? Especially something so integral?)
I don’t know if we’re meant to enjoy how little the protagonist cares about his life at the beginning but it’s honestly grating pretty much immediately and reads like every other male character Aron’s ever written.
All Smiles does nothing different than anything else Aron has written, he cannot write interesting, intriguing, three dimensional characters of his life depended on it, and his work amounts to little more than mediocrely written snuff. From what I can tell most of his positive reviews come from people who think he’s taking a stand against some sort of liberal enemy that wants to censor free speech or something.
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