When The Storm Passes

A Thriller

De: Manel Loureiro, Thomas Bunstead - translator

Narrado por: Robert Fass

For a writer seeking sanctuary, a seductive island off the Galician Atlantic coast induces a primal fear in a prize-winning shocker by the international bestselling author of the Apocalypse Z series.

In the summer, the Isle of Ons is a vacation paradise. But in the winter, when nature is unpredictable and supply boats are rare, Ons is far less inviting.

Yet the offseason is perfect for Roberto Lobeira, who hopes to find peace and inspiration to write his new novel. Instead, the island’s few permanent residents give Roberto an unnerving and cautionary welcome. There are even warnings of chilling Galician folklore that keep him on edge—and on watch at night. Then when Roberto finds a mysterious bundle floating near the shore, the contents trigger in the residents old family feuds, scores to settle, and an unspeakable thirst for revenge.

As a palpable sense of dread grows more threatening, a violent storm portends even worse to come. With all communication to the outside world shut down, Roberto must face not only the forces of nature but forces he has yet to comprehend on an island where people will do anything to survive.

Reseñas de la Crítica

“In a powerful performance, Robert Fass brings exceptional stamina and intensity, capturing Roberto’s descent into survival-driven madness, which rivals any war zone he has experienced. Fass skillfully builds tension through sharp pacing and vivid delivery of the escalating danger, allowing listeners to stay fully engaged with the story’s relentless twists and life-threatening conflicts.… Fass reinforces the claustrophobic atmosphere, immersing listeners in a suspenseful, tightly wound narrative.” —Kirkus Audiobook Reviews, Earphones Award Winner

The Storm Blew Through with a Vengance

Great story with great plenty of twists and turns. Wonderful narrator really brings the characters to life.

Great story, fast moving

Sometimes hard to follow all the different characters but worth it.
Would recommend it as a very good book.