Horror Spotlight discussion

Hi !
I just bought my fisrt audiobook : Teeth in the mist by Dawn Kurtagich which sounds very promising with music, little sounds and other details like a horror movie !

Do you have audiobooks to recommand ? Especially the ones with this kind of details, not just someone reading the book.

Thanks in advance !

Cécile wrote: "Hi !
I just bought my fisrt audiobook : Teeth in the mist by Dawn Kurtagich which sounds very promising with music, little sounds and other details like a horror movie !

Do you have audiobooks to..."

I will have to check that out! I listen to a lot of audiobooks but most only have straight up narration. I can't think of any LOHF off the top of my head that has the added touches but if I remember I'll be back!

thank you :)

All I can think of is Neil Gaiman’s THE GRAVEYARD BOOK. Obviously not a LOHF though. I’ll look through my other audios and see.

thank you, I'll keep it in mind ^^ (sometimes I read books written by men... sometimes XD)

ohh! that sounds great. i can't think of any with that kind of detail, sorry.

well i bought it! this book sounds great. thank you Cecile!

You're welcome ! I hope you'll like it ! I love Dawn Kurtagich books !

Teeth in the Mist is amazing. Audiobook wise, I highly recommend anything by Shani Struthers and The Fireman by Joe Hill

Noelle wrote: "Teeth in the Mist is amazing. Audiobook wise, I highly recommend anything by Shani Struthers and The Fireman by Joe Hill"
thank you :)

Thank you Cecile! i'm currently listening to this and omg your so right! this is amazing!

Latasha wrote: "Thank you Cecile! i'm currently listening to this and omg your so right! this is amazing!"
I'm glad you like it ^^

Heads up LOHF audio reviewers. Barbie Wilde has an audio title on here:

https://mailchi.mp/4a933980ae0d/ameri...

I'm currently listening to Kathe Koja's SKIN on audio. There are no special effects but the narrator is doing a great job with the material. Koja has a unique style and I imagine it wasn't an easy task for the reader.

The Turn of the Screw is great in audio! I listened to the 2 hour version from scribd, and loved it.

The audiobook for The Dead House is amazing and has a lot of the same kind of production you're talking about. Same with The Trees Crept In

tattooedreader13 wrote: "The audiobook for The Dead House is amazing and has a lot of the same kind of production you're talking about. Same with The Trees Crept In"

Yes, I'd love to listen to them but there are not available in France :(