Summer of '99

De: J.L. Hyde

Narrado por: Alena S Chesney

Duración: 5 h y 50 m

Resumen del Editor

Camp Shady Oaks - Fun by the Lake Since 1958!

For over four decades, Camp Shady Oaks was the premiere youth camp for a summer filled with nature, survival skills, and fun in the remote woods of the Hiawatha National Forest. In 1999, it was forced to close abruptly when tragedy struck.

What is now the abandoned location of one of Michigan’s most notorious unsolved mysteries gains national attention when former camper Quinn Harstead pens a best-selling account of the events that occurred.

The camp remains empty and frozen in time for 23 years before Quinn receives an invitation for its grand reopening.

Will she return to the place that continues to haunt her memories in search of answers, or will the secrets of Shady Oaks stay buried forever?

©2022 Jamie L Hyde (P)2022 Jamie L Hyde

Loved

Loved this audio book! It was a book that had me till the very end!

Sucks you in

It’s a great story and you can’t wait to get to the end. The narration is ok. At first it was annoying but eventually I got used to it. I’ve heard way worse.

Wow

Sad that there was only a minuscule reference to the previous book. However, this was another book full of surprises.

Another great story that kept me guessing!

I really enjoyed this author’s first book in the series, and this one was even better! Great story telling and lots of nostalgia mixed with an ending that I did not see coming. Can’t wait for the next one!

Didn’t expect that

That was an easy listen. I listened st 1.3x normal speed. The story definitely caught me off guard.

Not my cup of tea

I found the narrator’s way of speaking very annoying and She sounded too young to be nearly 40 in the present part of the book. The romance was too silly. The ending was a surprise but contrived. Would someone really do something so foolish as to fake a confession on distinctive paper and then keep the rest of the paper for a year?

Great book!

We’ll written story that holds your attention from start to end. We’ll worth a credit.

Definitely not horror

I had a difficult time with the narrator which probably set me up to dislike the book. The story line was definitely for teens or young adults. I struggled to get through it but made it to the end.

Drew Me In

I'm not sure why I enjoyed this book so much. It was more of a teen's book and the narrator had a rather childish sounding voice. One of the genre's listed for this book is "horror," and I certainly don't know where they came of with that. Perhaps "romance" would be a better fit - first love. Yet, somehow I was drawn in. The book even conjured up memories from my youth. This is way outside of the thrillers I usually read, but there was a purity and innocence to this book. I was taken aback by the ending!

beautiful nostalgia and presence

nostalgia done right, i love this story. The story developed evenly and clearly. I wish there was more of this genre because i enjoy 90s-2000s details in the story of a young woman’s life. So fun.