Rave

Written by Konn Lavery

Narrated by Konn Lavery

Twenty-four hours of drugs, bloodshed, and lust.

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Cursed by love, desire, and his cousin's crime, Seth needs the greatest rave of 1999 for an escape. But his hopes of sweet release wither as he and his friends carelessly get their DNA on an unexplainable murder.

The RCMP are going to love them! They'll completely believe that these drugged-out kids at an illegal festival saw a horned man-beast decapitating people--right? Oh, and Seth's cousin Floyd shows up to shed light on his dark, unsettling past. These four kids are in for the rave of a lifetime.

Praise for Rave:

“Filled with murder, mayhem, and uncanny, the award-winning Lavery’s unsettling latest takes readers on a thrilling journey into grit and horror.”

★★★★★ The Prairies Book Review

“Rave is a disturbing and foreboding story that has all the makings of a new cult-classic.”

★★★★ Indies Today

"I both loved “Rave” and hated it, because Lavery made me feel really uncomfortable as I followed along. This made it a perfect horror novel, because I am looking to be unsettled."

★★★★★ Reader Views

• Language: English
• Publisher: Reveal Books
• Release date: Oct 18, 2021
• ISBN: 9781990542022

Konn Lavery

Konn Lavery is a Canadian author whose work has been recognized by Edmonton’s top five bestseller charts and by reviewers such as Readers’ Favorite, and Literary Titan. He started writing stories at a young age while being homeschooled. After graduating from graphic design college, he began professionally pursuing his writing with his first release, Reality. He continues to write in the thriller, horror, and fantasy genres. He balances his literary work along with his own graphic design and website development business, titled Reveal Design. His visual communication skills have been transcribed into the formatting and artwork found within his publications supporting his fascination of transmedia storytelling.

Reviews for Rave

[Nina Quartuccio · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

At first, I was disappointed that it was dramatized. But once I stopped being distracted by the silly noises and paid attention to the author, I realized that it was pretty good. Not a terribly horrific audiobook, but good characterizations and good visuals. More for younger readers I think but it did hold my attention. The author did a decent job narrating his book.
I gave it 4 stars for good efforts across the board. Nicely done.