Harm's Way: A Horror Comedy

By: Marc Richard

Narrated by: David S. Dear

Length: 5 hrs and 9 mins

Publisher's summary

A pack of teens. A cabin in the woods. And a killer with a love for slapstick.

“A dark, comic ode to those great 80's horror movies that lowered the bar while at the same time raising it” -Nick Perry

An unlikeable cast of teenage clichés, out for a week in a cabin in the middle of nowhere. What could possibly go wrong?

Murder, that's what!

Hey, who left that dead girl skewered on the porch?

All are suspect, as the slayings become more creative. And more ridiculous.

Hell of a way to spend a vacation.

Will they find out who the killer is in time to stop this madness, or will this mean the end for all?

Harm’s Way is a horror comedy originally penned by Sam Raimi’s twin brother, Aaron Elvis Raimi, who died at birth.

It reeks of classics like Evil Dead, Silent Night, Deadly Night, and Student Bodies.

Can a psychopath really fit in an outhouse hole?

Can you re-capitate someone with a welder’s torch?

Will everyone really see your dirty pillows?

The answers to those age-old questions are here.

For an extra bit of fun, the text contains a code that reveals the killer! Maybe you can figure it out before these dummies.

Buy this audiobook now for a bloody pie in the face.

©2015 Marc Richard (P)2016 Marc Richard

When Funny Met Scary

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Yes, it was funny and kept me interested with its share of horror.

What about David S. Dear’s performance did you like?

It was good. Had a nice voice to capture the theme of the story.

Any additional comments?

"This review copy audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost."

A slightly absurd, yet funny horror tale.

"This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast."

This is a pretty funny horror story. It's a bit absurd at times (a skewered dead girl on the porch is ignored for most of the book) but that gives the story its peculiar humour. Stereotyped characters are heavily ridiculed and that was refreshing. I liked it.

Campy 80s horror flick! ~ funny!

This book brought me back to my childhood. Friday the 13th, Halloween. all the good slasher films of my time. You know, a bunch of kids in the woods camping, people start to die, but they are to stupid to try and leave! this book is funny, and campy, almost cheesy. If it was a movie it would be a cult classic from the 80s!
Remember when reading/listening to this book, its Not a real "horror" story. its a mock of the 80s! I dug it!

The narrator did a good job. there are a lot of people to switch back and forth from. He some how pulled it off.
I was gratefully provided this audiobook at no charge by the author, publisher and/or narrator for an unbiased review via Audio Boom..

Camping is rough

Any additional comments?

In true horror movie fashion, Richard adds the group of people who wouldn't hang out., sends them to a cabin and gives them reasons to get killed. He does get pretty creative with the deaths, and the ending is priceless.
All of Marc Richard's books have an oddness to them that, if one is so inclined to the odd, is easy to appreciate, simply for the out there way he comes up with the tales. The narrator, David S. Dear, does a great job in keeping up the tongue-in-cheek absurdity of it all.

"I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review."

Harm's Way

“This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.”


Harm's Way
: Marc Richard

A group of cliche horny teenagers, a cabin in the woods in the middle of nowhere and this sets up the perfect murder spree..............or not. The murders start as soon as they arrive. The listeners get to solve the crimes if they can stop laughing long enough. I figured this would be a neat listen for Halloween.

The narration was well done.The characters were well portrayed.

Awesome Horror

Teens at a cabin in the woods. Such a hokey premise. Once I started listening I was hooked. The concept is the same as all 80's slasher flicks, someone is picking the kids off one by one for no reason. The real hook is the creative deaths. If you enjoy your 80's slashers, give it a try. We'll worth the money.

delightful whodunit..

a murderous mystery is afoot in this whimsical whodunit surrounding a group of social outcasts and walking clechies on vacation and haphazardly pulled into a interesting investigation...
This review copy audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost."
 

Stay out of Harms Way

You've thought about it right? Or perhaps you've had dreams about it.

Close your eyes, open your mind; now imagine you and your friends plan a trip. Skip the fun you had on your ride there; your eyes still closed? Good, now imagine arriving at your destination. Fun huh? Fast forward till; Wait! Stop! Someone is missing! What will you do now?

Grab this audible, turn off the lights, relax, hit play and see if you can stay out of Harms Way.

The narrator did a good job. The various voices and emotions were wonderful.

I received this audio free at my request and am happy to leave my review.

Very Breakfast Club meets Friday the 13th!

Where does Harm's Way rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I enjoyed this book very much. The listening experience was interesting.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Harm's Way?

The build-up to the actual party at the cabin. The descriptions and vocal inflections of the horrors that each character faces through the story.

Have you listened to any of David S. Dear’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No this was my first time with this narrator. He did a very good job with the different characters, voices, accents and dialects.

Harm's Way

A spoof on all those teen movies where a group of typecast tens stay in a cabin in the woods only to be picked off by a murderer.The methods are horrifying yet no one seems too upset, they just go on with life.It's gross and funny!David S Dear was the perfect narrator.I was provided this book by the author, narrator or publisher.