Party Games

By: Jon Athan

Narrated by: Beau Thomas

After years apart, a group of estranged friends gather at a secluded cabin in the woods for a reunion party. Their celebration is interrupted when Chase Bowen—a mysterious, handsome young man—shows up at their door, wet, cold and stranded. Despite some reluctance amongst the guests, the visitor is invited into the cabin to wait for a mechanic.

But Chase has different plans for them. He wants to play his favorite party games with the guests. And in his versions of these games, there are violent, sadistic consequences for losing...

Jon Athan, the author of Our Dead Girlfriend and Blender Babies, invites you to join the party. Be warned, though: You might lose a finger... or two.

WARNING: This book contains graphic content. Listener discretion is advised.

©2018, 2025 Jonathan Sixtos (P)2025 Jonathan Sixtos

worst nightmare

Another fun and terrifying book by Jon Athan!
He has taken a common fear and made it even more horrifying! The narrator is one of the best. His ability to transform seamlessly into different characters and voices makes it easy to follow along with the storyline.

The road to hell is paved with good intentions

A beautifully unique and violent mix of funny games and the strangers. Athon never disappoints between realistic dialog, brutal torture, and cringe inducing gore descriptions (in the best way). The premise can be summed up in the line "because you were home" along the same vein as the Do not disturb series, sometimes there is no reason, they just wanted too. The only problem I had was sometimes the narrator sounded really whiny when voicing female characters and it kinda took me out of it at some points.

There are warnings for a reason!

I loved this! This story makes you want to think twice about answering a knock at the door and being kind enough to help someone out. Brutal and an edge of your seat listen! I'll forever think of this book when anyone says "would you rather" . Bravo Jon Athan!

predictable ending

plot seemed rushed at the end. spent a lot of time on graphic violence and almost nothing on character development.

Couldn’t stop listening

First off, the narrator was phenomenal. And the author knows how to keep you wanting more. A great short listen. Kept me on my toes on what would happen next.