The Breach

By: Nick Cutter

Narrated by: Marc Vietor

John Hawkins is counting down his last days as chief of police on the Lone Crow Reservation in the lonely, frigid woods of the Yukon. But when a faceless body with mysterious wounds washes up on the shores of the Porcupine River, he’s pulled deeper in than ever before.

Hawkins and coroner Jacob Littlecorn suspect the disfigured body is that of theoretical physicist Graham Raphelson, also known as the “molecular madman of Trinity College”, who recently disappeared. The two investigators enlist Meg Gilday, a charter boat captain, and Linda Raphelson to examine the place where her husband was last seen alive. There, they find a house infested with more than secrets: bugs wriggle behind the walls, and in the attic sits a bizarre machine cobbled together from toy parts and electrical wire, a device that might be able to tear a hole through the fabric of reality itself. When Meg and Jacob get bitten and someone goes missing, Hawkins realizes that firing up the machine might be the only way to solve the case.

Buzzing with suspense, this dark, gripping mystery from acclaimed horror writer Nick Cutter will leave listeners’ skin crawling.

©2020 Nick Cutter (P)2020 Audible Originals, LLC.

2/2 love Nick Cutter's horror!

the troop was amazing!
the breach was stomach turning in a horribly horror-filled way! ufftah would ride that story again!

An terrifying, amazing and chilling performance!

Stellar performance!!! And, like everything I've ever read by Nick Cutter, stellar writing! This narration breathes an itchy frost into a horrifying tale.

I love it !!!

Great book! Truly enjoyed myself! Really enjoying Nick cutter books. Highly recommend it! Forward to his new book.

Disappointing

Great setting, interesting and promising concept. However the execution was rather disappointing. Well developed characters, unfortunately the story dragged. Also the story lasted longer than it needlessly, possibly attempting to set up a sequel.

Creepy bug horror!

Dashes of cosmic horror, body horror, evil in the woods horror — good stuff! Marc Vietor’s narration is great too, and suitably creepy when needed (I don’t ever want to hear a speak-and-say again in my whole freaking life!). Overall, this was a pretty good listen.