Night of the Demons

Scares in Scotland

By: Christopher Artinian

Narrated by: Kim Bretton

Seb and Summer Richards thought they’d found their perfect home.

What they got was a horror they could never have imagined.

Starting a new life with their children on a remote Scottish island should have been a dream come true. Instead, it became a nightmare they would carry to their graves.

A community’s secrets, a relentless blizzard and a legend from the past create the perfect storm for terror and mayhem.

Will they survive until dawn, or will these next hours be their last?

©2023 Christopher Artinian (P)2024 Christopher Artinian

Demons in Scotland

I am a huge fan of Mr. Artinian's zombie series, so I was excited to read this horror story. I was not disappointed!

Seb and Summer Richards, along with their twins Luna and Charlie, have moved to the Scottish island of Cora. Thinking they were leaving the crime and danger of the city, they soon discover that sometimes there are worst things out in the wild!

This book was fast paced and full of terror filled moments as the Richards family, along with the long-time residents of Cora, try to escape the horrors of being pursued by an entity that has terrorized the island for generations.

As usual, the author has created a great cast of characters and the family banter throughout the book really adds a lot to it. As you are reading, you feel like you know these people and can imagine having a chat with them sometime.

although I had previously read this book as an ebook, I jumped at the chance to listen to the audio version since it is narrated by my favorite female narrator, Kim Bretton! As usual, her performance, with the amazing number of different voices for each of the characters, really puts this book into another realm. She adds just the right amount of spookiness and tension to keep the fast pace going!

If you enjoy folklore filled with horrific creatures, along with a great story and wonderful characters, you will love this book! I hope that the author writes more books like this one!

Kim Bretton delivers a stellar performance Artinian on the other hand...

ho hum story , difficult to follow, I had a hard time getting drawn in. Artinian has a tendency to introduce wayyy to many characters that have no real bearing on the story line and things just get muddled. This is the first Artinian book I have not been able to finish.

Excellent

Huge fan of Chris’s work for his ability to blend storytelling action and now even more Gore that I absolutely couldn’t get enough of
Kim always does a fantastic job with the narration and this was no exception

If small town creature horror is your thing add this to your list then deep dive Chris you won’t be disappointed 5stars

Another smash brought to life.

Since I’d already read the book, it was mildly less terrifying but still an exhilarating listen.
I almost felt like I was there during some of the scenes as chills rolled up my spine too.
Book review: “Still have chills from the prologue. The legend came to life in the most terrifying way.
Then true to form, the wit, charms, jokes and love happened. Then terrifying again…
Like so scary I ran away from a book… the comatose like state, the blatant gruesomeness was so much better on vacation in the middle of a sea than trying to read at home and waiting for the demons to jump out of the trees on a walk or eek! Well written as always, sounds like we shall get more of the terrible legends coming to life soon!”

Night of the Demons

Night of the Demons by Christopher Artinian was a perfect listen! I didn't want to go to bed, but stay up and listen to more of this book! The opening story really interested me. Then when it started with the adorable family, (I just assumed this was a second short story)I was so excited that they all are in this nightmare togethe. Perfect story to listen to a second time at Halloween. The narrative by Kim Bretton was spot on. I highly recommend this!