Kill Beth

De: Jon Cohn

Narrado por: Joe Hempel

Gripping psychological horror for fans of supernatural thrillers and dark fiction in the tradition of Paul Tremblay, Riley Sager, and Stephen King.

Fifteen years ago, theater director Mike O’Brien fled Seattle, leaving behind a tragedy too horrific to face. He swore he’d never return. But when an estranged best friend sends him a mysterious script with a story he can’t ignore, Mike is drawn back into the spotlight—and into a nightmare he thought he’d escaped for good.

As rehearsals begin, reality starts to warp. Shadows move when no one’s watching. Cast and crew suffer disturbing accidents. Strange screams emanate from the apartment next to his. And everywhere Mike turns, one haunting message follows him: Kill Beth.

The problem is… he doesn’t know anyone named Beth.
Can he decode the cryptic command before it’s too late?

Kill Beth is a chilling psychological horror novel with supernatural suspense, unreliable memory, and a spiraling descent into madness. It’s a dark, atmospheric thriller that explores trauma, obsession, and guilt—with twists that keep listeners glued to the story late into the night.

If you enjoy haunted pasts, mentally unraveling protagonists, and twisty, slow-burn horror, this book belongs on your shelf.

Scroll up and grab your copy of Kill Beth by Jon Cohn today.

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Reseñas de la Crítica

“Wildly original, psychologically dizzying, and a stellar new entry into Jon Cohn's growing library of brilliant horror.”—Gage Greenwood, author of Bunker Dogs

“Kill Beth is the best kind of thriller as it crawls under your skin like a hallucination.”—Andrew Najberg, author of Gollitok

Good but not as good as Slashtag

Well written and the story was interesting enough that it kept me reading. It definitely peaked my curiosity. This is one of those stories that keeps you wondering… Is it the supernatural or mental illness? Which is great if that's a trope you love but it doesn't do much for me.
I loved Slashtag though so I would read another book by this author to be a tiebreaker of sorts.