Quick Facts
| Author | Darren O'Sullivan |
| Narrator | Adrian Hobart, Daphne Kouma |
| Runtime | 8h50m |
| Published | September 18, 2025 |
| Rating | Not yet rated |
| Categories | Mystery, Thriller & Suspense, Crime Fiction, Thriller & Suspense, Psychological, Technothrillers |
| Format | Audiobook (Digital) |
| Platform | Audible |
About This Audiobook
Sam needs £19,000 in seven days—or his family pays the price. Enter DareMe, a deadly new social media game where players film themselves completing increasingly risky stunts for cash. What starts as a twisted challenge quickly spirals into a high-stakes survival race, where every dare could be the last. Darren O'Sullivan crafts a thriller that’s equal parts *Black Mirror* paranoia and *Saw*-style tension, with a premise that hooks from the first chapter. The real question isn’t whether Sam will win the money—it’s whether he’ll survive the game at all.
Narrated by Adrian Hobart and Daphne Kouma, this audiobook delivers razor-sharp pacing and voice acting that elevates the tension. Hobart’s gritty, streetwise cadence sells Sam’s desperation, while Kouma’s chilling precision lends each dare an eerie, almost voyeuristic weight. The dual narration isn’t just a gimmick; it’s a storytelling tool that mirrors the game’s dual nature—public spectacle and private agony. If you crave thrillers that blur the line between crime and social commentary, this is your next listen.
About the Narration
Narrated by Adrian Hobart, Daphne Kouma, this 8h50m audiobook offers an engaging listening experience. The narration brings Darren O'Sullivan's writing to life, making it a compelling choice for audiobook listeners.
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How to Listen
Win or Die by Darren O'Sullivan is available as an audiobook on Audible. You can start with a free trial — the audiobook is yours to keep even if you cancel. Adrian Hobart, Daphne Kouma's narration spans 8h50m.
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