Cannibal Creek

By: Jon Athan

Narrated by: Joshua Carver

While traveling through West Virginia on a camping trip, the Bakers and the Riveras - two close-knit families - have the misfortune of running into a peculiar hitchhiker. After ditching the hitchhiker, the families set up camp and begin their vacation. However, they soon find themselves stalked by a group of feral, cannibalistic people lurking in the woods.

The author of Butcher Road and Camp Blaze invites you to experience another brutal slasher inspired by classic horror movies. Can you handle a visit to Cannibal Creek?

Warning: This book contains scenes of graphic violence, including some sexualized violence. This book is not intended for listeners who are easily offended or appalled. Please enjoy at your own discretion.

©2017 Jonathan Sixtos (P)2019 Jonathan Sixtos

if you're a fan of Hills Have Eyes and TCM

Jonny proves his love for the genre once again with a no holds or people barred extreme horror thrill ride. it'll have you upset, excited, and keep your attention until the end. a great love letter to the horror greats such as Hills Have Eyes and Texas Chainsaw Massacre with a touch of Wrong Turn.

Ewwwww!

All I can say is if you decide to listen to this be prepared for graphic cannibalism, cannibals fighting over who has sex with their dead mother and extreme violence. That being said the writing is really good and the narration better.
Oh, and don't plan on eating supper!

Loved it

This delivers exactly as advertised
As a huge fan of extream horror Jon athan is definitely in my top 5
Well narrated with minor quality issues
Highly recommended if you know what your in for
I received a free review audiobook and voluntarily left this review

A GOOD READ

This book was entertaining from beginning to end. The book was well read. The narrator was absolutely great, his voice activated my imagination. I wonder if a book #2 will come out. highly recommend this book.

Family Traditions: A story of vengeance.

Though the culinary skill wasn’t as decadent as I had come to expect, the pure brutality was more than enough. This story had me reeling from the unforgiving violence. Jon Athan really out did himself with this story of survival and vengeance. I didn’t expect backwoods cannibals can’t really say what I expected. The brother characters I liked. Jed especially when he gets himself into the major roll. Would recommend this to people that can handle their heart strings being pulled when child characters are killed off. I almost couldn’t. The narrator did reread some lines but he was clear and added to the characterization of all the characters.