Dead Girl

De: Craig L. Nybo

Narrado por: Craig Nybo

Duración: 6 h y 49 m

Resumen del Editor

A half-century-old curse lies over the small community of Ridgewater ever since Sarah Chase died in a car accident during a teen-angst-driven game of chicken back in 1962. She perished in the back seat of a 1961 Impala, accompanied by a group of boys who called themselves "the big four". She screamed as the car careened through a guardrail and plunged into the icy river water beneath. The four boys survived. Sarah did not.

Teenagers still race and party at the Milvian Bridge where Sarah's car went over, especially on the anniversary of her death, in hopes of catching a glimpse of her unsettled ghost.

But the partying teenagers of Ridgewater don't know that in life Sarah belonged to a group of teenage girls who practiced witchcraft. They don't know that Sarah seeks to use her powers from the grave to avenge her unrequited vendetta. They don't know that Stan Corelis, the driver of the Impala that terrible night, has passed away, freeing Sarah to unleash her anger.

©2016 Craig Nybo (P)2016 Craig Nybo

A Ghost Story

I enjoyed this ghost story. The plot had plenty of twists and turns and I was surprised by where the story went. The character of Block Vang was interesting and read a lot like a Sam Spade kind of character. The down side to that was that sites the other characters sounded a bit like that too and I didn't like that on teenage boys. Didn't ring true for me. If you are looking for a spooky tale for this Halloween you should give this one a try.

Ghost Story

An entertaining and a fun read. Shades of The Night Stalker and The Dresden Files.

DEFINITELY WORTH YOUR TIME!

I thoroughly enjoyed this book; tongue-in-cheek reporter going after something most people shrug off as urban legend and finding the truth behind it. The author’s knowledge and portrayal of small rural towns made me feel like I was a local. I was invested in the story from the beginning. The vivid descriptions of the Impala, diner food, Bridgewater locations and Block Vang’s witty personal insights made me feel like I was right alongside the main characters. This was the first Craig Nybo book that I have read/listened to and he hit it out of the park. Nybo does a great job reading the book and giving life and imagery to every character. I would enjoy hearing more about the main character as he pursues other adventures. I hope to hear more Block Vang stories by this author.

One of His Best!

This story was honestly one of my favorites by this author. I loved the chilling twists and turns and especially the scene where we first meet our ghoulish antagonist. Overall the story was very well written and read and I would love to hear more of this genre by this author in the future. The ending was my favorite, and you could definitely get a feeling for the author and his experiences through the main character as well!

How will a Teen girl terrorize a town?

What did you love best about Dead Girl?

I love the Narration. Mr. Nybo, really gets into it. Making it come to life. I really enjoy the off the wall comments by the crazy spouses.

What did you like best about this story?

There are so many twists and turns. He sure kept me on the seat of my pants.

Which scene was your favorite?

I really enjoyed the old folks whom were off their rockers.

Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?

mainly just had me coming back for more.

Any additional comments?

none

highly enjoyable!

I really was pleasantly surprised by thus book. great bedtime listening!!! I couldn't shut it off though.

I love this author

I can’t read his books because I feel to get the full experience I have to get the audio version. His narration brings so much life to the characters and I loved this sarcastic reporter the best. I highly recommend anything by Craig L Nybo. Humor, mystery, and supernatural, everything I need in a book.

A few audio issues, but other than that cool story

This is the kind of story for which I am a sucker. Every year on the anniversary of Sarah Chase's death, an old Chevy Impala becomes possessed and runs people over unless it's restrained...which is a difficult prospect. It's been 60 years since the girl Sarah died, and the curse hasn't been broken, though it's passing from generation to generation.

I liked the character of Block, the investigative reporter who didn't have any real special skill for solving the case, other than the fact that he believed in witchcraft and was willing to tackle the curse. Very fun horror novel and I liked the ending. I'd read more.

As for the audio issues, there were times throughout when I heard the narrator shifting about in the recording booth, moving the fabric of his clothing, etc. Wasn't a huge problem but I did notice it from time to time. Really my only detraction.

I get it... It's a foreign car...

This is my first book by this author. I probably won't get another. I didn't really care for the main character. In my opinion, he was pretty much a pompous jerk who used the term rice burner to exhaustion. Also, I guess I didn't realize from the synopsis that there would be so much about witchcraft. I saw the word curse.... But I guess I misinterpreted the meaning. The author is also the narrator. I love that Neil Gaiman narrates his novels. It brings so much to the story. Unfortunately, I did not get that enjoyment with Mr. Nybo's narration.