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Title: It Won't Always Be This Great

Subtitle: A Novel

Author: Peter Mehlman

Narrator: Don Sobczak

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 17 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-15-14

Publisher: Bancroft Press

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 10 votes

Genres: Fiction, Humor

Publisher's Summary:

A moment of rage in suburbia...

In the crushing complacency of suburbia, mid-life crises pop in on men's lives unannounced. For one Long Island podiatrist, it takes an impromptu act of vandalism just to make him aware of his own being. Walking home in the sub-zero wind chill of a Friday night, he stumbles on a bottle of horseradish and mindlessly hurls it through the window of a popular store selling over-sexed tween fashions. This one tiny, out-of-character impulse turns his life vivid and terrifying, triggering waves of fear, crooked cops, and suspicions of anti-Semitism, both accurate and paranoid.

The story is told by this same podiatrist, an often hysterical, endearingly wide-eyed, and entirely nameless narrator, to what he regards as the perfect audience: a comatose college friend. Yet, our narrator's most unique quality lies simply in his glowing love for his wife Alyse, the girl of his dreams whom he met in college and still can't quite believe he attained. She is the mother of his two children, Esme and Charlie, who are just starting to come into their own minds and experiencing their first encounters with prejudice.

Pushed to the edge by his own desires, despairs, and disappointments, our narrator is about to find out what it's like to become a criminal, and what his excruciatingly dull neighborhood looks like when it's been turned upside down.

Chock full of heart and humor, It Won't Always Be This Great, the debut novel of former Seinfeld writer Peter Mehlman, shows how one man's story is never really his story alone, it's the story of his family, of his friends, of those he neglected, of those he remembers, of his enemies, and of his hopes, failures, dreams, and realities. And how one snap decision can change the course of a life.

Members Reviews:

Five Stars

Laugh out loud funny!

It Won't Always Be This Great

This is a first novel from a writer whose background includes longtime writing for the tv show âSeinfeld,â which gives one an inkling of what will be found in its pages:. Its plot is somewhat hard to describe, for it consists of a tale told by its protagonist, to a friend, the identity of whom is made known to the reader only very gradually. Suffice it to say that the latter has known since their college days at Baltimore University. The story he is relating (at what even he describes as being at a âridiculously slow paceâ) is a series of events which took place the previous December and unfolded over a period of days, events triggered by a moment of rage on his part. To say the least, it is non-sequential, which can be seen by its chapter titles: âFriday, Then and Now,â âSaturday Then,â âSaturday Now,â âSunday Then,â âMonday Then,â âSunday Now,â and âTuesday Then.â

Our nameless protag is a podiatrist, now 51 years old, married for over 20 years to the former Alyse Epstein, from whom he grew up âfifteen miles and ten income tax brackets apart.â They have 2 children, and live in a community on Long Island whose population is primarily Jewish. The kids go to âpublic school because I wanted my kids to meet a black person before they turned thirty.â Those two things â the religious affiliation and the racial reference - - are important to the tale, but in a very funny way.

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Title: Luchshie rasskazyi

Author: A. T. Averchenko, M. M. Zoschenko

Narrator: Vladimir Samoylov

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 17 mins

Language: English

Release date: 08-01-14

Publisher: Dmytro Strelbytskyy

Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Fiction, Humor

Publisher's Summary:

Drug za drugom proydut pered vami nepovtorimyie geroi Averchenko i geroi Zoschenko.Nesmotrya na originalnost stilya i samobyitnost intonatsii ostroumnyie syuzhetyi i anekdoticheskie situatsii rasskazov dvuh znamenityih pisateley-satirikov neulovimo shozhi. Ved v nih - absurdnost zhizni, byita i nravov rossiyskogo obyivatelya v perelomnuyu dlya stranyi epohu.

Please note: This audiobook is in Russian.

Critic Reviews:

Drug za drugom proydut pered vami nepovtorimyie geroi Averchenko i geroi Zoschenko.Nesmotrya na originalnost stilya i samobyitnost intonatsii ostroumnyie syuzhetyi i anekdoticheskie situatsii rasskazov dvuh znamenityih pisateley-satirikov neulovimo shozhi. Ved v nih absurdnost zhizni, byita i nravov rossiyskogo obyivatelya v perelomnuyu dlya stranyi epohu.

Members Reviews:

lol

I loved this book. How amazing but good quality sense of humour is eternal and still relevant.

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Title: Tantric Coconuts

Author: Greg Kincaid

Narrator: Adam Verner

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 40 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-29-14

Publisher: Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Ratings: 2.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Fiction, Humor

Publisher's Summary:

A new novel - and new direction - from the best-selling author of A Dog Named Christmas

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance meets Life of Pi meets On the Road meets Travels with Charley in this quirky spiritual journey across the wild highways and byways of America.

Free spirit Angel Two Sparrows, artist and musician extraordinaire, is having trouble making ends meet. On the verge of desperation, she inherits her crazy aunt Lilly's bookmobile and half-wolf named No Barks and dreams up yet another life plan. Painting her business card on the side of the minivan, Angel and her trusty companion set off on a pilgrimage across America hoping to jump-start her new profession: Native American spiritual consultant. Traveling in the other direction on a much-needed vacation - and in need of spiritual nourishment - is Teddy Day, with his Irish terrier mix, Argo. When he leaves Kansas, Ted can't image how far from his sleepy law office that old silver-and-black Winnebago 32RQ Chieftain will take him.

Two lives collide - literally - in an RV park, and when the dust settles, Ted and Angel find themselves enamored. They set off together on a crazy road trip, detouring into some rarely traveled corridors of the human soul. Very soon, nothing will ever be the same for these travelers, their dogs, and, heck, the world at large.

Members Reviews:

Did I PAY for this?

I found this book to be trite; a lower-end Harlequin at best. The obvious stereotyping of native culture from one who clearly has no idea was confounding ... and I'm not even native. Save your money, kids.

Enlightening, Fun, and a Really Special Book to Read!

I thoroughly enjoyed reading Tantric Coconuts. It was enlightening, fun, and a really special book to read!

I loved the journey! It's a book I know that I'll be going back to and revisiting just for the fun of it.

I'm giving it a BIG Thumbs up and recommending that you read it too!

Recommended for those of us who are seeking more depth ...

Pleasantly surprising and quite spiritual book. Recommended for those of us who are seeking more depth in our spirituality.

Five Stars

Words of wisdom right when I needed them.

Four Stars

Interesting book.

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Title: Sex, Drugs, & Superheroes

Subtitle: A Savage Journey into a Wretched Hive of Scum and Supervillainy

Author: David Reddish

Narrator: David Reddish

Format: Unabridged

Length: 7 hrs and 14 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-08-14

Publisher: Digital Fabulists

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 4 votes

Genres: Fiction, Humor

Publisher's Summary:

It's July 2008, and uber-geek Liquin Sonos journeys back to the one place on Earth where he feels normal: the San Diego Comic-Con.

Accompanied by first-time attendee Kate, socially inept would-be animator Windsor, and the flamboyant talent agent Brigham, Liquin delves further into the sex- and drug-fueled parties that underscore the convention and his mind and spirit wear down, he must confront his own creative ambition and loneliness to discover his life direction as the ultimate outsider.

Sex, Drugs & Superheroes is the hereto untold story of the famed San Diego Comic-Con. From a stark look at the camaraderie, rivalries, vernacular language, and traditions of Comic-Con, to the love-hate relationship with the Hollywood establishment that feeds it, never before has a book covered the nature of the American geek subculture.

The first in an open-ended book cycle following the adventures of Liquin and his friends as they follow their dreams, Sex, Drugs & Superheroes speaks to anyone with a love of all things geeky, or to anyone who has ever had a creative dream.

Members Reviews:

A Wild Ride into the Dark Heart of Comic-Con

Liquin Sonos -- the fierce, biting and clever narrator of "Sex, Drugs & Superheroes" -- says he hates his life. His loss is our gain. While Liquin rages against the indignities of his daily existence and wrestles with his unrealized ambitions, the reader is rewarded with a funny and rollicking novel.

Too smart and pitiless to spare passing judgement, Liquin sizes up Comic-Con; Hollywood movies and the people that peddle them; geek culture at large; gay geeks in particular; the nature of self-defeating sexual desires; the pros and cons of hedonism; the restorative powers of Sigourney Weaver; the dangers of mob mentality; and, last but certainly not least, himself. No one survives unscathed. Except for Sigourney Weaver.

David Reddish, the author of "Sex, Drugs & Superhoes," does a superb job of keeping Liquin engaging and humorous, even when Liquin is cursing his lowly station in the regular world. It's clear what draws Liquin and thousands like him to Comic-Con: a chance to be who you dream of being, if only for a few days. Although Liquin would probably deny it, there is something quite moving and admirable in his story. I'm glad I read it, and if you enjoy hilarious and provocative fiction, you'll love "Sex, Drugs & Superhoes."

A ride on the wild side!

David takes us on a majestic adventure through the depths of the wild and sometimes inconceivable Comic Con. His characters spring to life as they overcome fear, persecution, fantasy and the very strange. A real interpretation of a surrealistic adventure, Reddish pulls you into an adventure with characters as real as the situation, itself. From genuine curiosity, to full-blown reality, David's executive geeks and fanboys, come to life! A book that's hard to put down, until fully read, and a journey that's hard to let go of. Liquin lets you know where to be and how to get there. Curiosity and adventure overcomes the reader and takes you into a journey of the mind, soul and body and finds a love that's within reach and slaps you in the face with its search for the soul. I look forward to reading more from this artist.

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Title: Scents and Sensuality

Author: Joan Reeves

Narrator: Holly Adams

Format: Unabridged

Length: 10 hrs and 17 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-21-14

Publisher: Joan Reeves

Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 9 votes

Genres: Fiction, Humor

Publisher's Summary:

Perfumer Amanda Whitfield no longer sees the science geek when she looks in her mirror - thanks to the makeover her best friend gave her - but she still feels like that geeky girl inside. She knows all about the science of smell and the science of sex appeal in a strictly intellectual way, but when it comes to a practical application of the knowledge, as in romance and sex, Amanda draws a blank.

To hook a man, Amanda, following her best friend's advice, plans to portray an empty-headed hottie whose bra size is a bigger number than her IQ. Stuff like that works in the romantic-comedy books and movies Amanda loves, so maybe it will work in real life. She'll do whatever it takes to get a date for her cousin's wedding because there's no way she'll attend what is supposed to be the "wedding of the year" without a man on her arm.

Chalk it up to years of rivalry between Amanda and her cousin or to the fact that her cousin takes every opportunity to belittle Amanda. In truth, it's because Amanda, stung by her cousin's endless needling, told the biggest fattest lie - in front of her entire family - that she had a handsome, charming, successful boyfriend.

Now the wedding looms on the horizon like the iceberg that collided with the Titanic. Amanda's desperate. She'll do anything to get a date. Enter a matchmaking mom with a son to marry off.

Computer genius Harrison Kincaid is fed up with his mother's crazy schemes. He's determined to teach her a lesson but first he must deal with her latest prospect, Amanda Whitfield. Desperate to put an end to his mom's attempts to marry him off - and to escape the latest blind date - Harrison hatches a plan to make Amanda kick him to the curb.

Amanda and Harrison may be desperate, but the moment they meet, everything changes. Desire - unbidden, unwanted, impossible to fight - sizzles between them.

Members Reviews:

Sexy, sassy and heartwarming

Amanda is a beautiful perfumer who can't seem to find a man. She needs one desperately as a date for her cousin's wedding. Harrison has no trouble attracting women, but his mother is tired of waiting for him to settle down and believes Amanda could be Ms. Right. When she offers her son as Amanda's date, Harrison resents her matchmaking and sets out to sabotage her efforts--until he meets his date and realizes he's made a mistake that he can't easily put right. Meanwhile, Amanda is pretending to be someone she isn't in order to hold his interest. As they grow closer, being honest with each other means discovering truths about themselves.

Great fun to read, this novel crackles with delicious sexual tension and humour. Joan Reeves has a flair for snappy dialogue and creating characters that come alive on the page. Vivid descriptions make you feel like you're in the room watching it all unfold. A satisfying romance.

Wide World of Fragrances

This was a beautifully researched romp with the background story about the science of creating perfumes. I love it when I learn things while enjoying a storyline. And she did this so well. This was an enjoyable read (especially because Ms. Reeves is a talented author). One thing might have been more so if Marky's & Leon's identity was hidden better, yeah, it was a romance novel & not a mystery so that's just me I suppose- I love the gasp factor or didn't see that comin'.

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Title: Baby Hater

Author: C.V. Hunt

Narrator: Kamryn Russell

Format: Unabridged

Length: 55 mins

Language: English

Release date: 05-01-14

Publisher: C.V. Hunt

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 7 votes

Genres: Fiction, Humor

Publisher's Summary:

A novelette about an unlikely superhero.

Members Reviews:

just awsome

Can't believe this was written, but glad it was. Had a blast reading this twisted tale. 100% positive everyone will love this book.

Strange but very good. Kinda "Fight Club"-ish.

Where does Baby Hater rank among all the audiobooks youve listened to so far?

So far Baby Hater is in my top 20 books.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Not sure if I have a favorite character but the Original Baby Hater was sick yet understandable.

Which scene was your favorite?

The chaotic park scene where the Original Baby Hater, Prudence, and the group of young girls all scramble to punch the same baby.

If you could rename Baby Hater, what would you call it?

I don't think I would re-name it. The name fits perfectly.

Any additional comments?

Enjoyable. As I said in the headline, it very loosely follows in the thought patterns of "Fight Club".

This book is a hoot!

What made the experience of listening to Baby Hater the most enjoyable?

I wanted to dislike the anti-hero, but I couldn't. I actually found myself rooting for her! What does that say about me? hmmmmmmm

What was one of the most memorable moments of Baby Hater?

When the original Baby Hater meets her copycat.

What does Kamryn Russell bring to the story that you wouldnt experience if you just read the book?

She brought the characters to life, great emotion and timing. Really made you feel like you were a part of the events as they unfolded.

Any additional comments?

Entertaining short story for those of us with short attention spans. MUCH more entertaining that I was expecting.

WTF?

This book takes first place for having the lousiest plot of any book I've ever read. Ever! Spoiler alert: She punches a baby in the face. It's on the news. She punches another baby in the face and blogs about it. She gets a few sick followers and a copycat "baby hater" that gets caught. End of story. No way to recover the time you wasted reading it.

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Titel: Das Pubertier

Autor:: Jan Weiler

Erzähler: Jan Weiler

Format: Unabridged

Spieldauer: 1 hr and 18 mins

Sprache: Deutsch

Veröffentlichungsdatum: 04-21-14

Herausgeber: Der Hörverlag

Bewertung: 5 von 5 von 3 Stimmen

Kategorien: Fiction, Humor

Zusammenfassung des Herausgebers:

Haben Sie auch ein Kind in der Pubertät? Dann brauchen Sie dieses Hörbuch!

Sie waren süß. Sie waren niedlich. Jeden Milchzahn hat man als Meilenstein gefeiert. Doch irgendwann mutieren die Kinder in rasender Geschwindigkeit von fröhlichen, neugierigen und nett anzuschauenden Mädchen und Jungen zu muffeligen, maulfaulen und hysterischen Pubertieren. Stimmen klingen wie verstimmte Dudelsäcke, aber die Kommunikation scheint ohnehin phasenweise unmöglich, denn das Hirn ist wegen Umbaus vorübergehend geschlossen. Und doch ist da ein guter Kern. Irgendwo im Pubertier schlummert ein erwachsenes Wesen voller Güte und Vernunft. Man muss nur Geduld haben, bis es sich durch Berge von Klamotten und leeren Puddingbechern ans Tageslicht gewühlt hat. Verdammt noch mal!

©2014 Rowohlt Verlag (P)2014 Der Hörverlag

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Title: Hail on the Chief!

Subtitle: A Comedy in Three Acts

Author: Michael B. Druxman

Narrator: Jerry Robbins, J.T. Turner, the Colonial Radio Players

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 4 mins

Language: English

Release date: 04-10-14

Publisher: Michael B. Druxman

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 9 votes

Genres: Fiction, Humor

Publisher's Summary:

What if you hated your next door neighbor...and he'd just been elected President of the United States?

In Michael B. Druxman's outrageous comedy, HAIL ON THE CHIEF!, cantankerous gentleman rancher Oliver Pettridge hates his neighbor, a former cowboy movie star. He's hated him for years over a property line dispute. As the play begins, the neighbor has just been elected President of the United States. Now, Oliver must deal with all the inconveniences that anyone living next to the President must endure...including a paranoid Secret Service Agent. After the agent "bugs" Oliver's house, Pettridge decides to declare "war" on the Secret Service.

From the award winning Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air.

With Jerry Robbins. J.T. Turner. Fred Robbins. Diane Capen. Amy Sheridan. James Tallach. Joe Caliendo Jr.

Executive Producer Mark Vander Berg

Produced By Seth Adam Sher

Music By Jeffrey Gage

Cover Art By Jeff Hayes.

Written and Directed By Michael B. Druxman

Contains Adult Language and Content. Parental Discretion is Advised.

Members Reviews:

Pure Comedic Perfection

Would you listen to Hail on the Chief! again? Why?

I bought this sometime in April last year and I have listened to it more times than I can count from memory alone and will listen to it many many times more in the future. .

What did you like best about this story?

I loved the interaction between the characters. It truly felt natural even though the situations themselves would never happen for various reasons. It was still very much based in the real world.

What about the narratorss performance did you like?

Perfect performances for the characters being played.

Any additional comments?

I would love for them to make this into a series in some way by at least using the same characters and cast. There really are so many possibilities with the great majority of the cast and things that could pop up. This is a true favorite.

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Title: Bad Teeth

Subtitle: A Novel

Author: Dustin Long

Narrator: Alexander Cendese

Format: Unabridged

Length: 8 hrs and 37 mins

Language: English

Release date: 03-25-14

Publisher: Brilliance Audio

Ratings: 1.5 of 5 out of 5 votes

Genres: Fiction, Humor

Publisher's Summary:

Four interlocking narratives set in four American cities form a richly comic feast about love, academia, an elusive Tibetan novelist - and SOFA, a protest group so mysterious its very initials are open to interpretation.

Bad Teeth follows a cast of young literary men and women, each in a period of formation, in four very American cities - Brooklyn, Bloomington, Berkeley, and Bakersfield. A Pynchonesque treat, its four (or more) books in one: A bohemian satire, a campus comedy, a stoners reverie, and a quadruple love story. The plots coalesce around the search for a mysterious author, Jigme Drolma ("the Tibetan David Foster Wallace"), who might in fact be a plagiarist. But how does the self-styled arch-magician Nicholas Bendix figure into this? What will happen when SOFA unleashes the "Apocalypse"? And whats to become of Lump, the cat?

Members Reviews:

Hipster Pose and No Substance

What could Dustin Long have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

He generally read well, but his female characterizations were overdone and disappointing. Many sound like spoiled eighth grade girls when they're actually in their mid- to late 20s.

Any additional comments?

One annoying thing about hipster novels as a genre is that they imply a community of conversation that you, as the reader, are closed off from. And the basic rhetoric of the hipster is to leave large elements unexplained while focusing instead on the mundane. (The classic instance of that, of course, comes in Pulp Fiction when the hitmen, on their way to kill a group of teenagers for reasons not worth explaining, have a passionate debate about Big Mac and foot rubs.)

One beguiling thing about hipster novels is that they give the impression they represent the vanguard of a new way of seeing the world. Theyre the organs of the next wave of culture, and they carry the promise that this different weighting of what warrants attention will matter in time to come. Andy Warhol, for instance, elevated the Campbells Soup can to iconic status, in part, because he was commenting on the nature of superficiality on the role of image in contemporary culture and he turned about to be powerfully prescient.

Somehow, I dont think Dustin Long is all that prescient. The opening section here has a nice tone, and I enjoyed the unfolding of Judass drive to translate a novel by an obscure Tibetan writer. I understand that the subsequent sections are supposed to comment on the action of that first part by transposing the drama to other cities that are tangentially related, but I found the holes between the stories distracting. Dont tell us the end of Judass story if you dont want to, but dont imply that its unfinished state is somehow the point. That sounds like an insight that seemed profound when you were stoned but pedestrian when you sobered back up.

Id spend more time contemplating the nature of the interconnectedness and the deliberate gaps of the book if what we had were better written. Instead, these characters have little self-awareness and often mere two-dimensionality. Sela is supposedly a humanities graduate student. Instead of contemplating her circumstances with the tools of her field or through the lens of some hard-won understanding, she writes in a journal as if she were a teenage girl. Even worse, she writes in the form of letters to the boyfriend she left behind.

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Title: Bayou Moon

Author: Geraldine Allie

Narrator: Ashley Huyge

Format: Unabridged

Length: 1 hr and 18 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-27-14

Publisher: Punch Audio

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 11 votes

Genres: Fiction, Humor

Publisher's Summary:

When Kreel takes a job working the midnight shift at a local cemetery, he never expected that he would come close to joining those in the ground around him. When a woman with eyes as black as night, and a soul to match tries to claim Kreel as her own, he is sent on a desperate search for a cure. But as the new moon rises, he only hopes his time has not run out.

Please keep in mind that although this is the 2nd book in the Werewolves and Shifters series, it is more of a tie in as this one is not considered a romance, contains no shifters, and is more of a dark comedy.

Members Reviews:

Pretty good

Well, I guess I'm gonna have to get book two? Lol The story was pretty good but I had somewhat of a difficult time distinguishing between characters if I became a little bit lost. The narrator isn't very good at making the characters sound different. Her voice is pleasant, but just can't make it different enough to remember who's speaking over all a decent story and I would recommend giving it a read.

Funny yet dark..

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

this book made me laugh so hard

Who was your favorite character and why?

Charlie is the kindly old uncle type one that sense of humor...you know the kind of uncle that used to say "pull my finger"

Which character as performed by Ashley Huyge was your favorite?

Charlie

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

I belly laughed

Any additional comments?

This was a delightful change to the normal dark steamy books that I love so much.

The lighter side of vampires.

Note: While this is Book 2 in the series, it works just fine as a stand alone story.

In this dark comedy, Maggie is a lonely vampire. She contemplates suicide but decides to try to make some company for herself first. Kreel and Charlie work at a cemetery, which is the perfect place to meet suicidal, lonely vampires apparently.

Charlie drinks on the job, which makes him an easy target when Maggie attacks. Alas, his head is dented in so he provides much of the humor for the rest of the story. Kreel is dead set against being a demon blood sucker forever so he has a huge argument with Maggie, which isnt what she was expecting. Toss in some voodoo and family ties and theres plenty of fodder for humor.

This story was quite a bit different from Book 1, Blood Moon. Theres dark humor every where (which I liked) but no sex of any kind (which was fine). The pacing is still swift as theres plenty of ground to cover and characters to introduce in this short story. Over all, I liked this book better than Book 1. I felt the characters were a little better formed, I liked all the humor, and I didnt have to put my suspension of disbelief in overdrive over some sudden hormonal romantic hookup. The ending does have a solid tie into the first book but you dont have to have read it to enjoy this story.

I received a free copy of this audiobook.

The Narration: Ashley Huyge was great with the accents but didnt do spooky at all. Instead she sounds chipper the entire way through, like a flight attendant. This worked for the humor but not for the lonesome suicidal part of Maggies personality.

3.5 Strangely Vampy Stars

Kreel takes a job digging graves, he doesn't really like this job but it pays the bills.

I love is sidekick Charlie he cracks me up. Pops out on Kreel and scared him witless.