Cursed

By: Leigh Kenny

Narrated by: Paul Maitrejean

Have you ever agreed to something without understanding the consequences?
What would you do if a cursed object came into your possession?

Burn it?

Seek spiritual help?

Pass it on?

This is the impossible choice Curtis must face as a sinister entity is thrust upon him. As the walls close in and the evil takes hold, he must act before his life is forever altered.

Curtis is haunted.

Curtis is afraid.

Curtis is... Cursed

The ideal listen for fans of horror, mystery thrillers, possessions and supernatural beings.
The Grudge meets Drag Me To Hell, Cursed is the story of one man's relentless journey through darkness and isolation, as he discovers how far he's willing to go to save himself and those closest to him.

©2023 Leigh Kenny (P)2024 Leigh Kenny

Would make a good episode of Tales from the Crypt

A haunted box ruins lives! This was a fun little tale of horror. The main character makes some wildly bad choices after he realizes he’s cursed, and that took me out of the story a bit. Otherwise very good narration and characterization.

Cursed

This was a morbidly pleasant surprise for a debut novella. It jumps straight into the creepiness with elements of Ringu and Friday the 13th-the series. It rolls through straight to the end with the unease of a well crafted story. I look forward to reading more from Leigh. Thanks for the entertainment!

Scary story that gave me chills!🥶

I loved this audiobook! It's super scary and I couldn't stop listening. The story made me feel like I was there with Curtis, all scared and trying to fix things. The person telling the story did a great job - their voice made it even spookier! I usually don't like scary stuff, but this one was so good. It kept me up at night, but in a fun way. If you like creepy stories, you should totally listen to this.

Creepy, Haunting, and Engulfing

Leigh Kenny's novella Cursed was an extremely good, well-paced story that kept me listening till the very end. As I got to the epilogue I knew what was about to happen, and it was like a train wreck in the best sort of way, I couldn't look away. With my heart racing and my anxiety through the roof, I had to keep myself from yelling at the character to not go looking, it'll only end bad.

My only real complaint about the book itself is that I wish it were longer. I felt like some avenues could have been fleshed out a little more and a little more history on the box itself would have been nice.

Terrifying

I'm so creeped out. First, my husband isn't gonna ever complain about finding my hair ever again. Second, a hair tickled my face while I was listening and I smacked like I went through a spider web. This one actually scared me which doesn't ever happen.

No good deed goes unpunished

I took some extra time working around the house in order to finish this. Leigh Kenny nails this haunted object trope.
This is genuinely scary at times. It gets dark and tense. You can literally feel the suspense closing in on you.
The main character, Curtis, is such a nice guy and you just root for him throughout. The story sucks you in right from the beginning and doesn’t let go, even after it ends. Maybe especially after it ends. The book hangover lingers still and I finished the book yesterday morning.

Excellent book!

Excellent story and narration! This is the first book I’ve listened to by Leigh Kenny and will definitely be reading more.

incredible

there hasn't been many books I've read that made me creeped out. I don't think I'm capable of getting scared while reading, so I never have that expectation... but this book had several moments written so well that I was literally creeped out and looking over my shoulder. Love love love loved this one!

Creepy!

I’ve seen so many reviews for this book, and every single one of them have been positive. Now let me add to the hype because this book is excellent!

Leigh puts a new twist on the cursed object story, and she rips your heart out in the process. This book is creepy as hell. It’s definitely going to stick with me.

The narrator does a nice job of adding to the dread of the story. Highly recommend this one!

Hair-Raising and creepy!

“An overwhelming smell of death and decay enveloped his senses, and he could feel his stomach roil in response. She whispered in his ear, murmuring in hushed tones and foreign tongue.”

Never in my life have I feared boxes or hair… until now! This book is very much alive in my brain days after finishing it. I fear traversing the dark hallway and staircase that separates me from the bathroom, the kitchen, escape. I fear the strands of long dark hair that pop up in all the strangest places. I fear the sounds I can’t explain. Imagine going to work one day, doing your job and then nothing is ever the same again. Fear fills your veins and paranoia coats your throat. If movies like THE GRUDGE, THE RING OR JU-ON had you on the edge of your seat, this one will send you running for the hills… and back real fast because hell noooo you can’t be alone! Fantastic!