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Title: Blood and Thunder

Author: Nathan Meyer

Narrator: Roy Wells

Format: Unabridged

Length: 48 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-27-13

Publisher: Nathan E. Meyer

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

Sword against tyranny...

A brutal pirate blazes a bloody trail of vengeance on a suicidal quest. They took his love, they took his freedom - they tried taking his life.

Now he will give them her steel.

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Title: Catalina Ghost Stories

Author: Jim Musgrave

Narrator: Shandon Loring

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 48 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-27-13

Publisher: English Majors Reviewers and Editors, LLC

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

What would Natalie Wood do if she were a ghost returning to the scene of her death? Can a person be guilty of murder if he kills while walking in his sleep? Is the ghost of Cubs' legendary hero, Hack Wilson, haunting the club house on Catalina? You'll find out in this collection of haunting tales from the author and publisher of Horror on the Installment Plan.

Natalie Wood's death has just been re-opened by the Los Angeles Police Department. What does Natalie's ghost have to say? You'll find out by listening to "Natasha and the Captain," a story that uses information gathered at the scene by eye-witnesses.

"Pearl Zane Grey" tells the story of how the famous writer of Westerns became trapped in the afterlife on Catalina, pursued by his nemesis and cowboy actor, Tom Mix. How these two have to compete will give you a new vision of the afterlife.

Lewis Hack Wilson was a victim of the new "dead ball" in 1931. Did this cause him to haunt the club house on Catalina where the Cubbies held Spring Training for many years? Find out in "The Dead Ball."

In "The Somnambulist," the real-life murder of 41-year-old Marie Weinfurtner is given a strange twist. What if her 25-year-old boyfriend were really innocent? This story shows what could happen if someone were able to kill in one's sleep.

Finally, the story "Kafka and the Chewing Gum Man," is a surrealist exploration into bad karma and how ghosts can redeem themselves in the aburdity of our world.

Award-winning author, Jim Musgrave, will leave you with many thoughts of your own as you listen to these stories. They are filled with psychological and mystical implications that may cause you to take your own visit to Catalina to see if what the author has created is real.

Members Reviews:

A good listen if Catalina Island is in your itinerary

Entertaining in a cheesy way. The magic and history of Catalina is interwoven in the stories.

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Title: FRENCH QUARTER NOCTURNE

Author: Roland Yeomans

Narrator: Charlie James

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 hrs and 20 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-27-13

Publisher: Roland D. Yeomans

Ratings: 1 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

Long before man. Long before light. Darkness reigned. Then, light pierced its flesh. It hates the light. Even moreso, it hates man who casts light like a garment over this world.

A man with the blood of death in his veins. A revenant priest. Both thought their lives couldn't get any worse. Hurricane Katrina proved them both wrong.

In the French Quarter, the last thing the setting sun sees is the transformation of St. Peter Street to the cursed Rue La Mort. At the corner where it clashes with Royal Street, the jazz club, Meilori's, shimmers into being for all the children of the night to behold. It is the Crossroads of Worlds. Within lies hallways leading to realms long thought myths.

Outside the club stands a being from beyond time itself, waiting for his chance to extinguish all light, wrapping comforting darkness around himself like a womb once more.

Meilori's owner, the man with the blood of death in his veins, is the gatekeeper there along with his best friend, a revenant priest.

During the month following Hurricane Katrina, the shadowlanders that the owner has kept restrained are unleashed. And the being from outside time knows his chance has come at long last.

Against the backdrop of Katrina's aftermath, an agnostic jazz club owner and his best friend, a haunted priest, engage enemies in the shadows that challenge both their belief systems. But there are two things not in doubt: their deep friendship for one another and the dark threat given license to kill by the absence of the police.

Samuel McCord is the owner of the jazz club Meilori's, a place in which almost anything is likely to happen and in which almost everything has. He tries to live with the loss of his beloved wife while struggling against political incompetence and intrusions by the Russian Mob, European revenants, and an old enemy seeking final revenge.

Father Renfield tries to maintain his doubt-ridden faith under the twin barrage of his friend's questions and the overwhelming needs of Katrina's survivors.

The chaos in New Orleans has given the European revenants a chance to establish a beachhead in America.

Worse, McCord's life-long enemy, a man who insists on being called DayStar, is plotting in the shadows. Gifted with a cruel intellect that makes Hannibal Lector look like a choir boy, DayStar has always been able to outwit McCord.

But Sam's instincts tell him that if he is outwitted this time, all of New Orleans will suffer for his failure.

Members Reviews:

A Dark Urban Fantasy with Bite!

What do a haunted bar, a century old hero hoping for redemption, and the struggle between darkness and light have in common? They're all ingredients in a devilishly addicting urban fantasy by Roland Yeomans.

His novel, French Quarter Nocturne, is set in post-Katrina New Orleans and I've got to say, I love these stories. I've been a fan of his since reading excerpts a couple of years ago. Roland delivers modern day myths and epic battles that hook you and don't let go.

The hero, a man called Sam McCord, battles his own inner demons even as he protects the citizens from the encroaching danger that lurks the devastated city's streets. Struggling against evil both supernatural and not, Sam's own turmoil pushes the action to greater depths.

Written in Roland's darkly lyrical prose, French Quarter Nocturne is well worth reading.

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Title: A Vampire and a Werewolf: Twin Sisters and Vampire Artifact

Author: Vianka Van Bokkem

Narrator: Elizabeth J. Taylor

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 35 mins

Language: English

Release date: 06-25-13

Publisher: Domus Supernaturalis

Ratings: 1 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

"A Vampire and a Werewolf: Twin Sisters"

My father and mother were famous and wealthy American biochemistry physicists. My name is Audrey, and my twin sister is named Audra. My sister and I were kidnapped when we were two years old. The kidnappers sold me to a vampire couple and Audra was sold to a human couple. Our new families gave us different names. When I was teenager, my adoptive parents turned me into a vampire. When I learned the truth about my origin, I went to find my sister right away. When I found her, I discovered that she had been turned into a werewolf and that her adoptive parents didn't know.

Will attractive teenagers Preston and Lion Spirit accept us with our curses? What happened to our parents? Will Audra and I bond while fighting vampire mercenaries?

"Vampire's Artifact: Travelling to 1886"

My name is Nathan Jones and I am a vampire. Many years ago, I was chased by a vampire hunter. This hunter knew a lot about magic and when some of my vampire friends were hunting him as well he lost his wooden stakes. The hunter found my coffin, but because he didn't have a wooden stake to kill me with, he decided to draw a powerful angel spell with his own blood instead. Vampires are vulnerable to such spell and I could not get out of my coffin until a girl named Libby erased the spell. With Libby's help, I was finally free to go back to the year 1886 with an artifact that I found in Egypt in order to save my younger brother from a murderer.

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Titolo: Tre Storie Di Vampiri [Three Stories of Vampires]

Autore: John William Polidori, Francis Marion Crawford, Francesco Ernesto Morando

Narratore: Silvia Cecchini

Formato: Unabridged

Durata: 2 hrs and 19 mins

Lingua: Italiano

Data di pubblicazione: 06-07-13

Editore: Collina d'oro

Categoria: Fiction, Horror

Riepilogo Editore:

Il primo di questi tre racconti è lo storico "Il Vampiro" con cui John William Polidori (1795-1821) inaugurò le vicende letterarie di questa creatura dellorrore. Lo scrittore era anche il segretario e medico personale del poeta George Byron, a cui si fa più volte riferimento, nel racconto, alttribuendone a lui la paternità, secondo una non insolita finzione letteraria. Lautore del secondo racconto, "perché il sangue è vita" è Francis Marion Crawford (1854-1909) poeta e scrittore statunitense, noto soprattutto per i suoi romanzi di terrore, che ha vissuto in Italia, paese in cui è ambientato il racconto.

Lautore del terzo racconto, più moderno, "Vampiro innocente" è Francesco Ernesto Morando (1858-1936), noto ai lettori di fantascienza. Cornice musicale di Kevin MacLeod.

Please Note: This audiobook is in Italian.

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Title: Horror in the Wax Museum

Author: Drac Von Stoller

Narrator: Ted Brooks

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-22-13

Publisher: Drac Von Stoller

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

It was 1863 in a town called Cactus Jack and Dr. Henry Corbin who was the town's doctor had grown tired of practicing medicine and was really interested in opening his own wax museum. Money was no object so he called on some of the best carpenters in town to begin the process. The wax museum was completed within a year and the only thing missing was the wax figures. Henry sat at his desk in his wax museum almost in tears. He said, to himself, "What am I going to do? I have no wax figures to put in my wax museum. I'll be out of business even before I open the doors."

Henry got up from his desk pacing back and forth trying to figure out how he was going to get some wax figures in his museum fast. Then he realized he had a friend of that had some mannequins in the back of his store and knew he wouldn't mind if he used them in his wax museum.

When Henry brought the mannequins back to his wax museum and had his grand opening it turned out to be a disaster and Henry was out for revenge. That's when the horror begun for the townspeople.

Members Reviews:

Seriously????

Well first of all it says 31 Horrifying Tales. It's not. It's just ONE really badly told story. Have you seen the movie House of Wax? Well if you have then you know how this story already goes. It's told like one of those "ghost stories" that's told around the campfire. If I could give it no stars I would. Very disappointed.

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Title: The Vanishing Hitchhiker

Author: Drac Von Stoller

Narrator: Ted Brooks

Format: Unabridged

Length: 5 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-18-13

Publisher: Drac Von Stoller

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

"I still remember the day as though it just happened today," said Bill Withers. "I was traveling down Old Hatchet Trail road after midnight when this beautiful woman with golden long blonde hair was standing all alone on the side of the road. It was starting to rain and I just couldn't leave her there in the black of night. I just couldn't, so I stopped my car beside her and rolled down the front passenger window and said 'Please get in out of the rain and I'll take you home.'"

The beautiful woman stepped inside his car and Bill was happy to help her out, but this woman he was giving a ride too wouldn't be around long enough for him to give her much comfort.

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Title: Horrorscopes: The Tell Tale Heart

Author: Edgar Allan Poe

Narrator: Kristina Balbo, William Dufris, Full Cast

Format: Abridged

Length: 25 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-19-13

Publisher: The AudioComics Company

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 12 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

Hear Patrick Bradleys modern-day adaptation of Poes The Tell-Tale Heart, a tale of murder, guilt, and the sounds heard under the floorboards.

Members Reviews:

Something Off

What made the experience of listening to Horrorscopes: The Tell Tale Heart the most enjoyable?

No matter how The Tell Tale Heart is presented, the story is always phenomenal. Even though I know the ending, I'm still delighted by the twist at the end. It's probably the first story I ever heard/read to give me what many now call a Keyser Soze moment.

Any additional comments?

Unfortunately I found the narration pretty over-dramatic. It felt that the narrator was telegraphing the reactions I myself should have, in effect robbing me of discovering the reactions for myself.

Poe was a genius. There's really no need to try to breathe life into his words than they do themselves. A read with very little emotion would have made this much more suspenseful and horrifying. As it is though, it was a little on the campy side.

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Title: Horrorscopes: The Nephews

Author: Rick Hautala

Narrator: Kristina Balbo, William Dufris, Full Cast

Format: Abridged

Length: 16 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-19-13

Publisher: The AudioComics Company

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 14 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

In the premiere episode of AudioComics' "Horrorscopes" series, writer Rick Hautala takes us to the rocky shores of Maine, where three fishermen remind us why no one ever goes to the lighthouse on the Nephews. Dedicated to the memory of Rick Hautala. (February 3, 1949 - March 21, 2013)

Members Reviews:

Beautifully Done!

Where does Horrorscopes: The Nephews rank among all the audiobooks youve listened to so far?

I should've waited to announce my faves! I started putting them in order in other Horrorscopes reviews I've done, but this one - the 4th or 5th in the series that I listened to - is right up in the top three.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Loved them all. A bunch of old time fisherman from Maine with their accents? C'mon Ya gotta love 'em!

Which scene was your favorite?

No scene in particular. What I enjoyed most was the pitter-pat banter between the fellas. What a great job the cast did of solidifying a clearly long-time friendship of these guys. Busting chops (flank steak!!), calling each other out on misinformation, inside jokes, daring each other. So well done.

If you could rename Horrorscopes: The Nephews, what would you call it?

I really like the name as it is - it's misleading in a good way. But if I had to, I'd call it The Lighthouse. Kind of obvious but....

Any additional comments?

Another Horrorscopes performance masterpiece that made me think I was a patron at the end of a bar eavesdropping. The fluidity of the cast makes the conversation seem completely authentic - even though, as the listener who purchased the audiobook, you know they're working from a book/script. Very impressive to know that.

Also - great story. Rick Hautala created some wonderfully fleshed-out characters, put them in the middle of a mariners legend and said, "There you go, guys. Sink or swim? Your choice." Beautifully done.

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Title: God Attacks!

Author: J. R. Kiefer

Narrator: Eric Vincent

Format: Unabridged

Length: 9 hrs and 42 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-11-13

Publisher: J.R. Kiefer

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 13 votes

Genres: Fiction, Horror

Publisher's Summary:

God is not dead; it has merely slept. It stirs from its enforced slumber and its dreams of annihilating that which created it in its own image, that which drove it mad - a blinded mankind. Two ancient secret societies guard the secret of God. One of these occult orders wishes to enslave and control the abominable thought form that is God. The other wishes to destroy it and to free humanity from the fetters of beliefs capable of creating such monsters of unholy destruction. Their directive: What Man created, Man must destroy.

Caught in the midst of these turbulent cosmic forces is the sleeper incarnation of Kirt Tucker, a neurotic, semi-suicidal used-car salesman, and his companions - Roland, the country club golf pro, and Celia, the talented psychic. Join them on a non-stop, pause-resisting race to stay alive in the face of a psychotic deity and its God-awful minions.

God Attacks! is the first of two volumes of a tale where the world is turned upside down; where good and evil, and the shades of gray in between, blur in a belief-bending thrill-ride of a listen. For mature audiences.

Members Reviews:

Great Fun

Iâll be honest; this is the type of book that I most likely would have passed on. I tend to be wary of self published or small publishing houses, preferring to read them for the first time when the book comes up as a freebie some place. This is because when I first got my Kindle I spent money that couldâve been better spent on coffee (or even paint chips) than the books I brought with it.

But I wanted to support the author because of his comments and I had just finished reading Literature and The Gods, and this book seemed to be bouncing around a few ideas brought up there.

The premise is simple â Kirt finds himself caught in a fight between god, who isnât what you think he/she/it is, and the forces battling against god âwho arenât what you think they are either.

Itâs actually a very interesting question and does cut right to the heart about religion â is God a being or simply a construct â and it is a question that most people have wrestled, thought about, drunk about, or had long conversations over dying fires about (usually when drinking a nice Rose).

I suppose if you are a very religious person you might be offended by this novel. I didnât find it offensive. The idea is interesting. Itâs true that this is a first novel â and I will say now it is the first volume (I have to wait until the fall. UNFAIR!) - And there are some problems. In places, not many but it is noticeable, there are info dumps. At times the pacing seems a little slow, but it picks up long before I would be tempted to put the book down.

I loved the first sentence. Quite frankly, any book that mentions the original Star Trek crew right away is deserving of a chance. The best thing about the book, besides the good action sequences, is the dialogue. All too often novels (regardless of publishers) characters will tell us that they are finds, best buddies and so on. Very rarely in novels is this truly shown in terms of dialogue. Mr. Keifer does this very well. Even with without being told about the relationship between Kirt and Roland, the reader can tell simply because of the conversation between the two men. The same is true of the relationship between Celica and Roland. Even true when one looks at the conversation between the antagonists.