The Scars

So many twist and turns... It kept me going! I loved the fact that I was unable to predict what would happen next! THANKS!

I randomly stumbled across this audiobook recently, and, although I felt as though I was walking on a thin line and curious with tension as to where certain elements of the storyline were going, all the threads ended satisfyingly well. I definitely recommend sticking with it through the end. Not only for the story itself, but I really enjoyed the author's amazingly talented reading voice. For me, it really added another level to the experience. The only problem I'm having is finding ANY way to learn more about the author, to find more of his work, or follow him on social platforms. The twitter account (@wllmtnnnt) he listed when the audiobook was originally posted in 2009, doesn't seem to exist anymore. Help! William Tennant - if you read this, please let me know! My twitter handle is @Notorious_MLE or you can find me on Instagram (also notorious_mle). Thank you!

After reading the reviews I decided to check this story out. I have been listening to a few of these podiobooks now and have developed a high standard for them. Most of them are fantasies or adventures or even horror. This one is the first one I have listened to about a relatively normal guy and I have to say, it was very captivating. For being a story about a guy who teaches it has so many heartfelt moments and truly terrifying ones. You find yourself questioning your own way of thinking by the end of the story. The production quality is top notch and even has a few different effects that enhance the experience. Good work and looking forward to another by the author.

William Tennant has written a book that will pull your emotions right out into the open. There were times when I felt the deep pain and enduring love of Peter, the main character as if he were personally telling me his story. The author uses snapshots of Peter's life at different times by describing a photo that may have been taken at that point in time in order to give each new chapter a reference point. This also gives the listener a mental picture to reference. It's a book that will take you through a gambut of emotions. Love, grief, anger, joy, embarrasement, etc. It's all here! It's hard to say more without giving anything away. Some might think that things end unresolved, but in my opinion it ends perfectly allowing the listener to complete for Peter what is the inevitable conclusion.