Haunted Liverpool 18

De: Tom Slemen

Narrado por: Nigel Peever

Duración: 9 h y 18 m

Resumen del Editor

Welcome to Haunted Liverpool 18 - an amazing book that leaves other works on the supernatural light years behind. Once again, that master of mystery and the supernatural, Tom Slemen, takes us on a tour of the Liverpool nobody knows; a Haunted Liverpool in which you will be confronted with such creatures as the child vampire Amelia, who haunts a house in Norris Green, and the Werewolf of Abercromby Square which terrorized two security guards...

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So scary

This book of scary short stories is so haunting. The stories really are intense and the narrator is so awesome. Makes the stories come alive.

Not just ghosts!

Love this book, so entertaining with true tales of supernatural, time slips, monsters and yes ghosts! It has it all! Love this narrator! Can’t wait for the next audiobook!
Buy this, you won’t regret it!

good sequel

Excellent storytelling and interesting read and factual too good narration as well too. Thank you

awesome

I found several stories very cute, especially Millie's eight legged puppy and the rhymes about getting married, days, months and colors worn. I found it very interesting. The sound effects were great. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a great job bringing it to life.

Awesome

The stories were cool, a little bit creepy, but that’s the idea. The narration and sound effects were really great.

Fantastically great story

haunted Liverpool 18 was a fantastic story for me to read and to listen to. it's incredibly narrated by Nigel and is filled with a lot of thrills. I highly recommend this book to anyone that likes stories like this. I give this book five out of five stars. it's definitely worth buying. I hope all of you enjoyed it as much as I did.

Good Collection of Haunting Tales

This was the second Haunted Liverpool book I have listened to and really enjoyed this one a lot more than the other. I think it must have just taken me one book to fully embrace the style Slemen uses in his story telling. Slemen is able to craft some really great stories and they are a lot of fun to listen to. The stories span a wide range of haunted topics, as well as time periods, which makes for a great variety when listening to such a large collection of stories. Overall I would say each story was four or five stars, rounded up to five, didn’t come across any that I didn’t like.

I'm a big fan of Nigel Peever’s full production and am at the point I will listen to anything he narrates just so I can sit back and listen to his excellent narration. As often with Peever’s narration, his many voices makes me think there is more than one narrator and I really enjoy everything that he puts into the different accents, voices, and tones. All the extra sound effects added to the story make it a wonderful listen that is a must to experience.

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

Fun Ghost Stories

The stories themselves are simple but we'll written. The narrator is what makes this listen

Strange & Unusual Tales Found Nowhere Else

This is another fascinating entry in the Haunted Liverpool series. There are more stories to delight, terrify and baffle you. Tom Slemen's extensive research brings more great tales you won't find anywhere else. Masterfully told as in his other volumes, it will leave you wanting more. I read this book using immersion reading, while listening to the audiobook. Nigel Peever's wonderful narration and the cool special effects make this a treat to listen to. Enjoy and be sure to check his other Haunted Liverpool titles and the Tales of the Weird.

Haunted Liverpool 18

This is the first in this series that I have listened to and I loved it. The stories were fun and unusual. The narrator was wonderful, he did different voices very well, At time the special effects were just a bit louder than I liked but over all they added to the atmosphere and were just right.