Storberry

By: Dan Padavona

Narrated by: Paul-Alexandre Petit

From best-selling horror author Dan Padavona comes his terrifying vampire novel

Something evil lives inside Jen's crawlspace.

And it's trying to get out.

Haunted by childhood demons, Evan returns to Storberry to find darkness threatens the town.

When a strange storm cripples the town's communication systems, a hideous monster begins stalking the night. Two teenagers align with Evan and a tiny group of survivors, but not everyone is who they seem.

Can they survive until sunrise?

©2014 Dan Padavona (P)2018 Dan Padavona

Good story

Story had lots of creepy moments. The narrator gave each character their own voice. I plan on rereading and seeing what other titles are available.

Dead and evil

This book may be a little long but once it gets going it is a a good old fashioned vampire book. There is some predictability but the twist and turns in the plot make up for it. I loved it true old fashioned vampire book like what I grew up with.

Finally, vampires are evil again.

The narrator is just okay. He is a little dry and his delivery doesn't change that much for each character. A few plot holes but they don't really matter. It's a very enjoyable story with realistic dialogue.

Okay but not great

This tale owes a large debt to Salem’s Lot. The narrator was good with the voices but he makes a lot of mispronunciations. For instance he reads boughs as bows. The story falls a little flat in places. The end wasn’t very good for my tastes.

Curious

This was an odd one, in good and bad ways. It has a super strong opening about the crawl space and I was really hoping that that plot line would be a major thread throughout the story. This book took a whole different turn, however, and while most of it was quite good, I couldn't help but be a little disappointed by the lack of 'crawlspace plot line.' This is definitely on me and not on Dan Padavona, who wrote a pretty good tale in 'Storberry.' Paul-Alexandre Petit does an excellent job of narration here!

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.