Port Luck

De: Timothy King

Narrado por: Dean Gallagher

Nearly eighty years ago, the town of Port Luck was a thriving community in the wilds of Alaska. That was until a series of unexplained deaths and disappearances forced the townspeople to abandon their home.

The town has since been re-inhabited, drawing in new residents and businesses. By all accounts, the town is thriving. Until a body is found on the outskirts of town, shattering the illusion of safety and security.

Sheriff Johnny Myers is tasked with investigating the grisly scene. What at first appears to be a random animal attack soon reveals itself to be something much more sinister. As the bodies pile up, Johnny digs into the town’s tragic past, searching for a way to stop the cycle of violence.

In the wake of the ever-growing death toll, Johnny is forced to face the truth. The stories were real. And it’s happening again....

©2025 Timothy King (P)2025 Fright Night Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

“Port Luck proves that Timothy King’s excellent debut novel ‘Seven Rabbits’ was no fluke. This gore-drenched creature feature sinks its teeth into the reader from the first chapter and doesn’t let go even beyond the final page.” (James Kaine, author of 'My Pet Werewolf)

"This is an action-packed, bone-chilling horror novel by none other than the mastermind behind ‘Seven Rabbits’. It is sure to scratch all the itches of some of the best creature features out there. Set to be released in Early May, this little slice of horror is sure to satiate the palate like none other." (David Hardy, author of All the Rage)

Not Bad

I didn't expect much from this book but was pleasantly surprised that I actually enjoyed it. Alaskan horror without too much gore.

not bad an unique in good ways

I enjoyed the story for the fairy unique choice of creature and lore. But I had a hard time staying interested due to the characters all being painfully stereotypical. They didn't really feeling like real people a lot of the time. Sorta like like listening to a SyFy channel original movie.

port luck

it was good wish it had more back story about the critter and the history of the town

Love the story. Hate the ending

I listen to this story because I know about the story of Portlock, Alaska and I wanted to see what the author could do with it. I expected a Big Foot but was pleasantly surprised when the author introduce me to a new myth, an Adlet. This story makes me want to learn about more mythical creatures of Alaska.

The main characters are interesting, easy to tell apart and I came to support them which is why I hate the ending.

I will explore more stories by this author .

Great story like watching a classic monster flick

great audio book. has the feel of watching a classic monster movies. good reader as well.