Tamrya Nash

It had potential -- except it stole from too many other vampire, zombie, werewolf stories.

Could not finish it... way too much to convey so little. Not what I expected.

This provided way more in written form. The story itself is decent, but just does not make for a good audible.

I had forgotten all about this book. It is a true classic -- all the new "end-day" stories are old considering this was written in the early 60s.

Not a complete attention grabber -- but was worth the time. Easy to pick back up if laid down.

No - I never listen more than once. If it was good, I might read it.

I love everything African... this was cute while at the same time true.

This was my first listen to Antony Ferguson

Honey Badger does care.

Funny Sweet Revenge

The funeral

Great narrator

Not quite

I listen while gardening or running...it was easy to pick back up after a day or two.

Way too long! I got bored half way through -- but was determined to finished it. The abridged version probably would have been just long enough. I generally like Straub, but this was not one of his best. Plus the narrator's tone and diction was not a good match. At first I thought I was listening to some kind of comedy or children's book -- he sounded like Winnie the Pooh.

Probably

Not sure of a name, but someone with a deeper timbor than Lawlor.

Some - just too long.

I like Koontz and the narration was super. But this was way too much like the final Frankenstein. Koontz could have gotten the story told in a much shorter time.

no

It could have done half the time

I listened for over an hour and could not get into the story plot... too much stuff at first with references to past -- with no past story line to shore it up. Was lost and the story line was not strong enough to hold my interest. I felt it was a sequal and I should have read or listened to a Part I somewhere.