Review from Night, Winter, and Death →
Loved it! A perfect old fashioned monster book!Written in the 1990’s,this book is before cell phones or computers.It is when you had to trudge through snow to ask questions about the possibility of shape shifters.I loved all the reminders of the age.Jon Oak was perfect as narrator. I was given this book by the narrator,author..
Review from Night, Winter, and Death →
Night, Winter, and Death. A great read/listen, scary-no! but great fun to listen too. Characters are larger than life which gives the book humour in places. One of the best reads/listens this year. I was given a free copy of this audiobook at my own request, and voluntarily leave this review.
Review from Night, Winter, and Death →
So this book is from 1990 or earlier, it definitely shows. The beginning drags a little with some stereotypical archetypes and a number of characters you’re meant to care about, but half of them come off too unlikable. The whole small town vibe is a boon to many stories but here just allows awful behavior…
Review from Night, Winter, and Death →
It all starts when a man dies! An elderly lady tells everyone that unless he is buried properly right away, the curse will awaken. Nobody listens because the ground is too hard, and they call her a kook. But when Ernie is doing his rounds, he encounters the curse and nothing is ever the same..
Review from Night, Winter, and Death →
This is not your typical werewolf story when the changes occur with full moons the horror starts when Horatio is not buried and stored until the ground thaws. Poor Ernie Mulligan ex-cop who does paroling for several companies including the cemetery where he encounters the ancient curse and the action and horror begins. Enjoyed the..
Review from Night, Winter, and Death →
Packed full of murder, mystery and horror. Jon Oak does an amazing job in his narration. I received a copy of this audible free of cost. I’m thrilled to leave my opinion of this book