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Painkillers for Heartache

Dark Murmurings, Book 2

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Painkillers for Heartache

By: B. Pheasant
Narrated by: Andrew Clark
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Heartbroken and recently divorced, Jennifer had lost her will to live. Ready to take her own life, she was visited by a strange leprechaun-looking man who offered to take her sorrow away.

All she needs to do is swallow two black pills.

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Revenge is as deadly as you wish. Old Angus is as evil as Michael . Be careful what you wish for

Revenge

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I can’t get enough of this author.

I have a short attention span so her short stories are perfect.

What a creepy tale!

A great short story!

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Painkillers for Heartache is a well written present day fairytale. Andrew Clark is an excellent narrator.
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Modern Fairy Tale

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Wow! All I can say is wow! This is a great story. The British accent of the narrator added to the whole tale.

Surprise and creepy ending!

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Would you listen to Painkillers for Heartache again? Why?

Yes, but more to listenly more closely to the narrator. He couldn't have been all of those voices, could he have been!?

What other book might you compare Painkillers for Heartache to and why?

Maybe something from Stephen King: deceitfully safe and pleasant until the horror kicks in.

What does Andrew Clark bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

So I'm not even sure if that was just one guy there, but if that was really only his voice, then he's a pro at voice imitations. I thought there were at least three voices in there.

Who was the most memorable character of Painkillers for Heartache and why?

Old Angus mostly because he sounded the scariest.

Any additional comments?

I don't know if this is "allowed" from a narrator, but because he (or THEY!) did such a good job of the different characters' voices, I didn't need the "Jennifer said" lines in there because it was clear that it was Jennifer speaking. Sometimes it was a little jarring to hear Jennifer's voice and then the "narrator's" voice come in to say "Jennifer said."

But if it's really just that one guy? He's great.

I don't know how she gets it all in 23 minutes!

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I thought this was a rather odd story, and only 3 chapters long. I do not think it is actual worth the money

Odd story

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this story has such a twist and you don't see it coming amazing writing by the author absolutely loved the beginning to end!

Awesome

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What did you love best about Painkillers for Heartache?

This was a fantastic listen. From the story right down to the accurate narration of the characters, which reinforced their personalities. My favourite part was the complexity of the characters; from deception to a myriad of emotions, nothing was what it seemed.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Painkillers for Heartache?

The beginning stood out for me, as you are introduced to the characters. It sets the tone and you almost question if what is happening is real.

Which character – as performed by Andrew Clark – was your favorite?

With out a doubt, Old Angus.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Don't trust anyone with sweet words and promises.

Any additional comments?

This story kept me guessing. Though, you can tell something sinister is lurking on the horizon, I couldn't exactly pin it until the end, which was great.

A story rich in character complexity.

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