This book has everything a die-hard Halloween fan could ask for! So much background information on the franchise we all love.
A Halloween fan’s dream!
Review from Taking Shape →
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funny and thoughtful
Review from Driving in LA →
I loved Brenda’s narrative voice and where she was genuinely warm and perfectly emotional whilst still being able to share her story. I didn’t know now deep her emotions ran and what her perspective was so many years past these episodes in her life,but i am so grateful to know that thru it all she..
Dark and Dangerous
Review from To Crave and Covet →
I loved the idea the blurb gives you when starting the book. You’re taken on a ride thats dark, gritty, and dangerous but you can’t help but love it.
I adored this book. Think of it as a sequel to Hamlet by way of movies like Scream or I Know What You Did Last Summer. Really fun listen and the NARRATOR. Oh my god. A. V. Caris is incredibly fun to listen to. She juggles so many characters flawlessly and is obviously having a..
Riveting!!!💜
Review from Cleansed →
So much destruction, so many deaths & so much despair, is it wrong that I totally enjoyed it? 😂🤷🏻♀️Seriously, this story is a fantastic dark fantasy and a brilliant start to this trilogy. The characters are clever and the story is written so that even I could easily follow along. Author, G.S. Scott will take..
An interesting listen
Review from The Gordon Place →
The author painted a wonderful about all of the things most of America is afraid to talk about, but wrapped in a ghost story. I love it. It’s worth the purchase.
Good but short
Review from Hellraiser: The Toll →
I love Clive Barker and the wonderful worlds he creates but there wasn’t much to this audiobook in terms of substance. It felt kind of rushed and was over before I knew it, and it lacked the subtle sexuality and darkness of his other writings. I would call it Clive Barker light. Watered down and..
Insufferable Narrator
Review from Fright Night →
I couldn’t even get through the first hour. Why would you get a brit to narrate a novel based off an iconic American movie?
Isaiah Young takes on the task of narrating a the novel version of the film we’ve probably all seen: Courage Under Fire. He does do admirably and confidently, enhancing the experience and helping craft a memorable listen that is superior than the film.
This was a very deep read (listen) to me. The book was filled with a lot of stories about childhood experiences. Some were bright and cheerful, while others had tragic endings. All the same, this book speaks volumes about the experiences many children from different backgrounds face. I feel that the book did an excellent..