Lilith

A Ghosts in the Burbs Story

De: Liz Sower

Narrado por: Liz Sower

There is something very wrong in the Arnolds' new home. And that something is stalking their daughter.

Originally released several chapters at a time on the podcast Ghosts in the Burbs, Lilith is a tale of demonic possession, motherhood, and isolation.

©2019 Elizabeth Sower (P)2022 Elizabeth Sower

Almost

I found the overall experience enjoyable but these are my gripes:
- while I enjoyed the narration, it sounded echoey the whole time
-I get not needing a bunch of gore to make something creepy but it needed more backstory or SOMETHING.

I'm usually more of a Stephen King Dean Koontz reader so it was nice to switch it up. would be appropriate for young adults for sure!

Scary as Hell!

Great story read by the Author. Or is it just a story?! I'm a fan of Liz's Podcast Ghosts in the Burbs, she has an amazing way of storytelling and the perfect voice for your listening pleasure.

Spooky!

It’s spine-tingling, goosebump-inducing and has all the roots of my hair standing at attention. But don’t listen to this at night when you’re alone! Unless you’re prepared to spend the whole night awake that is. The story is part of her podcast “Ghosts in the ‘Burb”, which I highly recommend as well.

I want more….

I love listening to Liz narrate her stories. I feel as if I’m “right there”. Her stories take me away…

Ages 15 and up and horror buffs should know this is not for you

It’s a thriller story for kids. Good thriller, but for kids. It goes VERY SLOW. I almost gave up but it was cool about 1 hour before it was finished. This is not to say that it was a good story. It was a great story to read you little kids before bed.

The writer narrated the story. Although it was her story and she did a good job reading, there were no differences in character voice. I got confused as to who was talking at times. This is a great story overall, but was not made to scare adults.