Sentinel

A Thrilling Supernatural Horror Novel (The Bensalem Files, Book 1)

By: Drew Starling, Eerie River Publishing

Narrated by: Marie Chambers

- monster. A missing boy. And nowhere to run.

Something is lurking in the woods just beyond Aaron and Ellen Dreyer's new country home, and an evil that has been hiding in plain sight is about to emerge. A neighbor is brutally murdered, their four-year-old son goes missing in broad daylight, and the local town of Bensalem devolves into a cesspool of finger-pointing and chaos. With nowhere left to turn, Aaron and Ellen are forced to venture into the woods to find their son - and the truth. But in the process, they uncover a force larger and more sinister than they ever could have imagined.

Praise for Sentinel:

"He's making waves! Horror fans, Drew Starling should be at the top of your author-to-watch list." (Daniel Willcocks, best-selling horror author)

"What instantly stands out in Sentinel is the author's ability to take the reader on a journey. He masterfully evokes emotions through beautifully penned characters and scene building. This is a dark, unsettling story that the author successfully sprinkles with generous doses of mystery and creepy scenes. Beautiful and haunting." (PAN's Book Reviews)

"Starling shows off his chops at writing horror, with scenes that are disturbing, yet necessary. With this debut, Starling has singled himself out as an author to watch in the horror genre. I give this 5 out of 5 stars." (Holley Cornetto from Horror Tree)

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Indie horror

An interesting mystery set in a small town brimming with evil secrets. Sentinel is a promising author’s debut in indie horror and a sequel is expected soon.

The author’s wife Marie Chambers is the audiobook narrator and she sounds like a pro! I love to see a family working together and excelling while doing so!!

Strong women supported by weak confused men

The narrator is acceptable, lacking range for the voice changes. Good narration, easily understood. The story has good detail and keeps your interest, even though it is a little predictable. It does however follow the recent trend of strong females supported by weak confused men, I will not be going back for the second book.