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Title: The House
Subtitle: The 3 H's, Book 2
Author: Brian Barr
Narrator: Rick Gregory
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 39 mins
Language: English
Release date: 05-17-17
Publisher: Brian Barr
Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 14 votes
Genres: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
"Her name is Alexis. She's a punk girl with shabby green-dyed hair. She wears a pink collar around her neck.
Alexis talks about growing up in Lexington, SC. She belongs to some strange cult, in which her family members are the only devotees: her mother, her father, and her brother.
She hates them all.
Whenever she brings up the house they share, I see her contempt. She wants to get away from it.
I want to help her, whether I'm retired or not. I've helped others escape from cults in the past. Why can't I do the same now?
The house. I can't get it out of my mind. The horrors she told me about it. So many details, and yet, so much mystery.
I must see the house for myself. That is the only way that I can save her."
- Daniel Paine, Cult Specialist and Deprogrammer
The House is the sequel to The Head from Brian Barr, and the second book of the 3 H's trilogy.
Members Reviews:
Short and creepy
The House is somewhat more creepy than The Head, delving further into the madness of the house and its inhabitants. Slightly gory, and packed with plot, this audiobook was very enjoyable. The narrator is consistent, and did a great job coming up with voices for all the crazy characters.
Awesome!
OMG, what a crazy series so far! Like book 1, The Head, this book is sort of a comical, romantic horror. It's creepy, but it will make you laugh. The House is a bit longer than the first book which I liked. I'm very curious to see what happens in book 3, The Hell. This series is based on a crazy dream the author had. Wow! What a crazy dream lol. Great narration by Rick Gregory. He's a fairly new narrator, but does a great job!
Creepy Follow up to 'The Head'
Any additional comments?
"The House" was a satisfying follow up to "The Head." This story was darker and felt more like a 'horror story' as opposed to "The Head," which was a bit funny and had a romance element to it. If you're into quirky short stories about fanatics then this tale is probably for you!
I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.
What An Awesome Follow-up to The Head
I loved listening to The House! It was an excellent sequel to The Head. It follows the same trend. The weirdness of this audiobook is what makes it great. It's like that special seasoning that's so yummy but you just can't put your finger on it. From the very first sentence I was hooked. It's deliciously creepy. Brian Barr is quickly becoming one of my new favorites.
Rick gregory did a fantastic job narrating the story. I like his voice for this series. He has a great reading voice anyway. The House and The Head are perfect pairing for author/reader.
I also love the cover art.
"This book was gifted to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review."
Things are getting better
I received a copy of this book in audio format from the narrator in exchange for an honest review.
Alex, Bill's sister seeks help to escape her family's cult, ands find David Paine, already retired due to schizophrenia and other issues. He still talks with his deceased wife, who passed away thirty years before due to a cult. Alex will try to convince Bill and get her something from her house.
I like the 'The Head', but I think this one is even better.
