Guillotine by Delilah S. Dawson delivered a suspenseful, atmospheric horror story narrated by Elisabeth Ashby. Some connections are deadly in this dark tale set on a remote island. Grab your earbuds, lock your doors, and turn up the light for this creeptastic thriller.
I had ordered the ebook and was waiting to see if it would whispersync for audio, when Hearne offered me a code and I immediately dove in. I absolutely love Luke Daniels’ narration of Hearne’s stories and was excited to listen to both Dawson’s and Wendig’s offerings. At just under eight hours, you’ll want to add this to your audio library.
No Country for Old Gnomes by Delilah S. Dawson and Kevin Hearne is the second novel in the Tales of Pell. This is not a continuation and works on its own. Fans of Monty Python will delight in this fantasy universe.
Travel through the land of Pell with a motley crew of characters in Kill the Farm Boy by Kevin Hearne & Delilah S. Dawson. An over the top humorous tale that reminded me of Monty Python’s Holy Grail. and movies like Spaceballs and Galaxy Quest. This will be a tale that folks will either love or hate so I’ve tried to share reasons to listen.
Servants of the Storm by Delilah S. Dawson caught my eye with its creepy cover and synopsis. Dawson takes us to Savannah Georgia after Hurricane Josephine and through the eyes of Carly; we reawaken to discover something sinister arrived with that storm. Servants of the Storm is an atmospheric Gothic tale with a slow-building mystery that hooks its claws into you.
This is my second year participating in the Something Wicked Hop, click on image to learn more about the hop and other events happening all month long. I adore all of the hosts and you will find interesting content on their blogs. To kick off Things That Go Bump in the Night and Something Wicked I am offering you a copy of Carniepunk in your choice of paperback or eBook formats from B&N, Amazon or Book Depository. Open internationally as long as one of these companies ships to you.
