Let There Be Dark

By: Allen Lee Harris

Narrated by: Jeffery Lynn Hutchins

Don’t think about it...don’t talk about it...and if you feel a prickling on the back of your neck...don’t turn around!

Matt Hardison doesn’t believe in the Shadowstealer, an evil spirit that could steal a person’s shadow and demand they sacrifice pieces of themselves. It was just a local boogeyman, a gruesome campfire yarn to frighten youngsters; not something that adults took seriously.

The Shadowstealer is Matt’s new novel, a bestseller featuring the creepy legend that frightened him as a child. However, Matt has forgotten one very important thing about the Shadowstealer: it can only claim your shadow if you believe in it...and his new book has just created thousands of believers....

©1994 Allen Lee Harris (P)2019 Capricorn Literary

Good concept, hard to get through.

Narrator good, southern dialect good. Got lost with the different characters. The creature, the dark, was better than most. Gore, adequately portrayed. Shades of King. Ending abrupt, like this review...

Let there be dark.

This was a good book.I enjoyed it.I was waiting for some horror,and it finally came! Ancient words told by mouth are brought back to haunt us when written down. Jeffrey Lynn Hutchins was a fine narrator.I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.'

👍🏻

If you don’t like slow burn stories then you’ll find this pretty boring. I really enjoyed the classic horror style.

The narrator was excellent.

-I received a free review copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.-

It's horror as it should be

Let there be dark.. Is a good old horror at its best. A great read well written. and a storyline non of us believe or do we. .?
If you have a liking for horror then give this book a try.
I received a free copy of this audio book at my own request and voluntarily leave this review. .

Loved it, don't believe in the Shadowstealer, tho

Nice. This book has a good little twist that reminded me of the movie the Skeleton Key, the one where you have to believe it can happen for it to happen. Same thing here, a monster called the Shadowstealer exists, sort of like being a Tulpa, and it can only hurt you if you believe in it. Too bad the MC writes a book about making believers all over the place!

Good flow, good idea, good characters all combine for an outstanding story.

Narration was just bangin'. Added just the right things to the story to make it Hutchins' own baby.