Sew Sorry

By: Aron Beauregard, Daniel J. Volpe

Narrated by: John Wayne Comunale

YOU GET WHAT YOU EARN

Henry’s mother has enough money to live more than comfortably. But the only comfort she can concentrate on is her bizarre obsession. She can’t help but constantly seek out the donation bins on the darker side of the city. The only problem is, she isn’t putting clothing into them, she’s taking it out. Until one frigid night when she accidentally unveils her selfish secret to everyone. After the revelation, the layer of shame left lathered on Henry becomes backbreaking. As Halloween approaches, macabre ideas manifesting in Henry’s head spark a series of events that will lead to sins far worse than stealing.

Garrison is hungry and cold. The only thing in his sights is finding a way to turn a dollar and his next foul meal. His own perseverance knows no bounds. His diabolical deeds are hidden in the shadowy alleys. He aims to survive, no matter who he has to trick or turn out in the process. But after burning too many bridges, he finds himself on an island. Alone, save for the salivating teeth of vengeance.

When a tarnished teenager and heartless hobo collide, the streets will run red. Rich or poor, we all rot the same.

WARNING: This book contains graphic content. Listener discretion is advised.

©2021 Aron Beauregard, Daniel J. Volpe (P)2025 Aron Beauregard, Daniel J. Volpe

bully revenge

I like the story but there's to many questions left unanswered.. overall it's a good listen, but it could of been a little better.

amazing scenes

loved the revenge plot of the first story and the honless person's view on the second!

Disjointed and Uninteresting

I'm a huge AB fan, but the ball was dropped on this one. The story is just weird, and I don't mean good weird. It's poorly connected and feels like several things start to happen and then are never seen through or mentioned again. Almost every character in this story sucks and you don't end up caring about basically any of them because there's no depth or redemption happening. Narrator did a great job with what he had to work with.