Invasive Species

By: Karle Johnson

Narrated by: S.W. Salzman

A monster has come to Maldus, Arkansas, and the residents of the small mountain town are too busy to notice. With the monster comes something even more terrifying and threatening than gnashing teeth or razor-sharp claws.

The monster has brought change.

The residents of the small mountain town are too busy to notice at first. Busy with things such as addiction, racism, work, or land deals. Unnoticed, the change the monster brings in its insidious wake spreads like wildfire. Unnoticed, the town of Maldus falls prey to an invasive species.

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Well done

I really liked this story. Ive only read or listened to a few werewolf stories and I have to say this is one of the better ones. I believe the narration helped bring the characters to life. If you like creature feature type book and shows you will enjoy this story.

Werewolves in the Manner of King

First off, if you enjoy Stephen King, you will probably enjoy this book. The author is clearly a King fan and the influence is pretty obvious.
I found the ending to be unsatisfying (like some King books I've read), but I suppose it is the journey that matters in tales like these. It's not bad or great, but okay.
Did I enjoy it? No, not really. It is either not my cup of tea or something was lacking to make it enjoyable. Still, I give it 4 stars for the effort.

I received this audiobook for free, and my review is voluntary.

what a great book

if you love werewolves you cannot go wrong here! carnage from the beginning to the end, Karle Johnson if you're reading this, thank you and if there isn't a part 2 already please make one!!!

narrator was.. okay, surprised me a few times, but just really flat and monotone.

will 100% recommend this book

Amazing Story!

At times the narrator wasn't the best but the story more than made up for it. I'd really recommend this newer horror author to any horror fan. My only complaint is it made me feel old. I'm not used to hearing references to Tim Burton or Leeeeeeeeroy Jennnnnnnkinnnnns in most the stories I listen too. but they were here. All and all its definitely worth a read / listen.

Werewolves of Arkansas

I enjoy a good werewolf story and since I grew up in Arkansas, I had to listen to this one. Also, S.W, Salzman is one of my favorite narrators, so what could go wrong?

The beginning of the book got lost in the racist rantings of some of the characters. I like have background on the characters, but I lot of the book focused on political and racist stuff that really didn't add anything to the story. It took way too long for the main part of the story to come out. When I read this type of book, I expect it to grab me right away. In this instance, I probably wouldn't have finished the book if not for the reason mentioned above.

Once the werewolves were fully introduced, the book became a lot like most zompoc books I have read with multiple gruesome killings and some good people being slaughtered. The narrator did a good job and kept my interest in this less than stellar book. I was given the chance to listen to this book by the author/narrator/publisher and chose to review it.