The Feast: And Other Horrifying Tales
Written by David Vorhees⎮ Narrated by Victor Warren
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Author: David Vorhees
Narrator: Victor Warren
Length: 4 hours and 18 minutes
Publisher: David C Vorhees
Released: June 30, 2020
Genre: Horror
Synopsis
A collection of short stories that take place on different holidays over the course of the year. The collection opens with A New Year, a New Day, a New Life. Grant Curtis is arrested on New Year’s Day and charged with the murder of his wife Carla.
In Easter: The Resurrection, a resurrected Kyle Gardner seeks vengeance on Pastor Brian.
The Vengeance of Cassidy Clay is a narrative poem that takes place on Halloween. The poem tells the story of a slave-hunter who haunts the woods long after his death and many more spine chilling tales.
Angelique's Review
4 Stars
This audiobook was provided by its narrator, Victor Warren, in exchange for an honest and unbiased review. Thanks, Victor!
From the early morning hours of the new year, straight through to the end of the year, and rounding it off with a truly horrifying Christmas - this compilation of short stories has it all.
From the word go and the overlap of a ring tone on top of the narrator's voice, I was hooked to this audiobook. Each short story (or poem) in The Feast has its own unique little twist that grabs your attention in such a way that you will be hard pressed to switch off the book.
New Year's Day introduces you to a bit of a tool who has obviously been planning his mission for some time. It also contains one of the few things in the book that I found annoying. Throughout the short stories the author tried to maintain the integrity and mystery in the audiobooks by glossing over some things - this made the continuity of the book suffer a bit. In the beginning of the first story, our MC walks to the front door - thinking that maybe it is his wife and she had somehow lost her keys - which should be impossible as he KNEW it couldn't possibly be her. Little things like that through out the stories took some of the enjoyment away for me. But not so much that I didn't still love it and wouldn't recommend.
I loved how each story was in no way at all the same as the next one. From planning the murder of your loved one, to completely losing your marbles and taking out your innocent neighbour for acts they did not and were not planning on committing - if you like horror stories, ghost stories, icky gross and creepy stories - then The Feast is for you.
As mentioned - I gave The Feast 4 stars. I would however like to give the narration 5 stars. Victor Warren was absolutely amazing and his gravelly voice gave me goosebumps and chills in every story he read. His voice drew me in, in such a way that I was practically living the stories with the characters.
All in all The Feast was an epic, great listen.
Meet the Narrator: Victor Warren
VICTOR WARREN, a native Californian, has been acting since the age of ten. He is a graduate of Carnegie-Mellon University where he majored in Acting and Directing. After graduation, Victor worked in California for over fifteen years for Universal Studios as a director, camera operator, technical director, announcer and stunt show performer.
Victor then moved to the east coast where he works successfully as a director, actor, writer and Producer. He is currently living on Cape Cod and is bi-coastal flying in where the work leads him. His is an award-winning director/writer and with the creation of his production company Glydascope, he plans to continue to expand his creative properties. He recently can be seen as the irritated police Sargent O'Connor in My Daddy's in Heaven and as Stephen Smith in Chappaquiddick.