Toxic Siren: Awakening
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Toxic Siren: Awakening
Narrated by:
Angela Ohlfest
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Narrated by:
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Angela Ohlfest
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By:
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Lauren Gage
About this listen
It’s 1992, and the grunge sound out of Seattle is taking the nation by storm. Shell, lead singer of the band Toxic Siren, is recovering from a traumatic accident. She’s struggling with high school, a broken family, and complicated relationships.
As the band rises to fame on the East Coast with their unique grunge-metal sound, she begins to receive troubling photographs, and a classmate is injured in a suspicious car accident.
Shell struggles with loss and a stalker while she tries to figure out who caused her classmate’s accident.
©2020 Lauren Gage (P)2020 Lauren Gage
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