The Night of the Moths

Cassandra Campbell delivers a mesmerizing performance that elevates The Night of the Moths above its peers. Her nuanced voice captures both the calm before the storm and the urgency of discovery, making the listener feel as if they are right there with Alice in the woods on that fateful night. Bruni’s prose is dense and poetic, rich with detail that almost becomes a character itself. However, some scenes drag slightly, disrupting the otherwise seamless flow. The exploration of grief and loss is poignant but occasionally feels overly verbose, which might slow down more casual listeners. Overall, it's a compelling listen for those who appreciate literary mysteries and finely tuned narrations.