Beneath the White

A Story of Survival

By: Sherry Mayea

Narrated by: Kevin Lee

Beneath the White
by Sherry Mayea

When the world froze, everything changed.

The snow came without mercy, burying cities, silencing governments, and erasing the boundaries of the old world. In its place: cold, hunger, and the slow unraveling of what it means to be human.

In a remote farming valley, a small group of survivors struggle to endure the endless winter. Their days are shaped by the bite of wind, the ache of hunger, and the constant threat of what lurks beyond the drifted fields. Dangerous outsiders roam the ruins- brutes, scavengers, and worse. Even the land itself seems to be hiding something ancient beneath the snow.

At the center of it all stands a tree that never dies, never decays, and never lets go.

As the seasons stretch endlessly on, the survivors must confront the ghosts of what they’ve lost and the terrifying mystery of what waits beneath the white.

Beneath the White is a chilling, intimate post-apocalyptic novel about survival, memory, and the quiet power of what remains when everything else is gone.

©2025 Sherry Mayea (P)2025 Sherry Mayea

Kevin Lee’s narration was excellent

I very much enjoyed the narration by Kevin Lee. He helped the characters come to life in an otherwise bleak post-apocalyptic story. His narration was steady and served the tone of the book.

Different Type of Apocalyptic Event

When the world froze, civilization vanished beneath endless snow. In a remote valley, a small band of survivors fights hunger, cold, and the monsters beyond the drifts. But the land hides something ancient, rooted in a tree that never dies. Beneath the White is a haunting tale of survival, memory, and what endures after the world ends.

Author Sherry Mayea delivers a gripping story that’s as chilling as it is human. What starts as a climate-driven disaster quickly twists into something far more unexpected—and utterly captivating. Her blend of the supernatural feels natural, adding depth and tension without ever losing focus on the people at the heart of it all. The dialogue feels real, the pacing stays tight, and the characters—flawed, forgiving, and fiercely loyal—shine through in ways that make even the wildest moments feel all too believable.

Narrator Kevin Lee delivers a masterful performance that pulls you straight into the heart of the story. His pacing and tone are spot-on—balancing tension, reflection, and subtle humor with effortless skill. Every emotion feels real, from the biting cold and silence of isolation to the fragile comfort of survival. Lee doesn’t just read the story—he lives it, making the listener feel every moment right alongside the characters.

The audiobook’s strong writing draws you in, but it’s the narrator’s exceptional delivery that elevates it even further. Together, they create a vivid, emotional journey that not only captivates the listener but also leaves a lingering sense of reflection on the warnings hidden within our own time.

The production and quality of this audiobook is flawless.