The Night Stockers

By: Kristopher Triana, Ryan Harding

Narrated by: Chuck Brugee

Attention shoppers!

The employees of the Freshway grocery store aren’t too happy about having to do an overnight shift, but they’re about to be even unhappier. Their rival store, Devil’s Food, is about to lay siege upon them with extreme prejudice. This is no ordinary grocery chain. Devil’s Food is run by a cult of murderous Satanists committed to killing the competition - literally.

Armed with hatchets, knives, maces and motorcycles, they enter the store and start picking off their victims in the most ghastly and depraved ways possible. The Freshway’s only chance of survival is to fight, and this leads to a bloody battle royal of crazed cashiers, knife-wielding demo ladies, brutal butchers, and teenage clerks determined to make their favorite death metal albums come true.

The Night Stockers is a gory horror comedy by Splatterpunk Award-Winning authors Kristopher Triana and Ryan Harding, the men who brought you Full Brutal and Genital Grinder. Filled with bone-crushing carnage and the heaviest metal, this one promises customer satisfaction.

©2021 Kristopher Triana, Ryan Harding (P)2021 Kristopher Triana, Ryan Harding

Fun splatter punk nostalgia 

It was a fantastic violent, bloody read that is worth a reread down the road.

Painful

The story itself was good, as far as I could listen. The narration was absolutely abysmal. It was so over the top. Every line was read like the most obnoxious teen girl on a sitcom. I get that some of the characters were meant to be annoying, but even when not quoting a character the narrator was so obnoxious it was painful to listen too. I gave the story a good rating, because from the few minutes I listened to it was good. And knowing spoilers from friends who have read the physical book I know it is worth a read. it just is not worth a listen. I'll be buying a physical copy so I can finish it, because this narrator is absolutely awful. I'll remember his name and skip anything else he has done. WOW, it was so bad. Unbearable.

bloody brutal and surprisingly humorous

this book is absolutely fantastic! it's bloody it's gory. it's gnarly but it also has a sense of humor to it That keeps you laughing but also cringing at what brutality is happening right now while you're listening. I love the pop culture references throughout the book from death metal to die hard and so many others. five out of five book for sure

The gore and amazing narrator

Not much to say here, don’t want to spoil. Buy this badass book. A great splatter punk joy ride

Metal Inspired Splatterpunk

doesn't take itself too seriously - obviously mind your triggers - this is exactly what i expected it to be - a good fun gore fest - just a lot of fun