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love the story and of course ZOMBIES! big fan of lit rpg and this one has been a favorite of mine. relistening now

This is one of my two favorite of the Anne of Green Gables books (the other being Anne of Windy Poplars), so I wanted to treat myself to as special a version as I could. And I’d listened to a reading done by multiple readers before on Youtube that I enjoyed so I hoped the..

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Interesting point of view with seemingly legit research. I’m immediately pursuing the rest of his material.

This is a good story. Not groundbreaking, but it’s tight, no boring parts, creepy and entertaining. If you like the something strange happening in a small town genre, you will like this.

Not my favorite Bentley Little. I’ve read quite a few, so I’m familiar with his style but this had some real depravity to it. And the story wasn’t actually very imaginative.

As a gulf coast resident I’ve followed this my whole life, and the story was lacking and needed more. The repetition of going over the same interviews and stuff got old and the narrator was so monotonous and boring. Also like others have said, they should’ve had the narrator do better at pronouncing the local..

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The incredibly engaging narration – shift in voice, accent, and tone, much as in a first-class theatrical performance. Therefore, one word suffices to describe my feelings and reaction: BRAVO

This is an extremely comprehensive book on the life of John Brown and his raid at Harpers Ferry.

As much as I love Jason and Riley, I have been DYING to see Frank grow and become a more confident and dangerous character. This book exceeded all of my expectations and makes me even more excited for the future of Original Sin. Probably one of my favorite books in the series!

Every trite plot line available was used. Same lines used in 1950’s sci fi movies.