Lullabies for Suffering: Tales of Addiction Horror
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Narrated by:
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Linda Jones
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Lullabies for Suffering: Tales of Addiction Horror
The table of contents includes:
- Kealan Patrick Burke: Sometimes They See Me
- Caroline Kepnes: Monsters
- Mark Matthews: Lizard
- John FD Taff: The Melting Point of Meat
- Gabino Iglesias: Beyond the Reef
- Mercedes M. Yardley: Love Is A Crematorium
Addiction starts like a sweet lullaby sung by a trusted loved one. It washes away the pains of the day and wraps you in the warmness of the womb where nothing hurts and every dream is possible. Yet soon enough, this warm state of bliss becomes a cold shiver, the ecstasy and dreams become nightmares, yet we can't stop listening to the lullaby. We crave to hear the siren song as it rips us apart.
A powerful list of talent has woven tales featuring the insidious nature of addiction - damaged humans craving for highs and wholeness but finding something more tragic and horrific on the other side. You're invited to listen to these Lullabies for Suffering.
©2020 Mark Matthews (P)2020 Mark MatthewsWhat listeners say about Lullabies for Suffering: Tales of Addiction Horror
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- Nicky Australia
- 15-02-2020
Excellent Writing
A love it , hate it relationship. I've never been an addict .
Friend of ... stunning true description. My thoughts are the complete sympathy of understanding an addict .
For the first part of the book ? I wanted to go and try drugs to solve my personal trauma . But the strong message of not a solution comes through . Despite never turning to this path ? the understanding of how easy it would be start. the devastation being worse in the end . No solution .
Not a listen for the closed minds.
I find it an excellent account of trauma .
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