Tavern of Terror, Vol. 9: Short Horror Stories Anthology

De: Scare Street, David Longhorn, Sara Clancy, Ian Fortey, Chris Clarke, Jon Barron

Narrado por: Zachary Zaba

Duración: 6 h y 6 m

Resumen del Editor

Join us for a tasting of the finest flavors of fear…

A writer’s work retreat ends in horror when he discovers the locals have a diabolical end in store for him. Bad reviews lead to bloodshed when a local theater production unleashes a sinister spirit. And a PI’s investigation leads him straight to a cozy little pub, with a reputation for terror…

Welcome to Tavern of Terror, the tavern of a thousand screams. Our bartenders are masters of the macabre. Our waitresses will send shivers down your spine. And our menu offers a tantalizing assortment of dark dreams and nightmares.

Take a sip. We promise you’ve never tasted fear like this.

And we offer a guarantee.

If you don’t end the night screaming in terror, the next round is on us…

©2023 Scare Street (P)2023 Scare Street

not as good

roommate did not like it at all, we listen when we go to bed. I thought it was o.k. but not as good as the others, I enjoyed the last 2 stories

Great Series!

While I'm not a fan of this new narrator for the series, it was still a really great set of short horror stories. I really love these Tavern of Terror anthologies and can't wait for the next release!

New Narrator is a Miss

The stories are great as always, but I shouldn't have to suffer through the narration. Fix it please!

Tavernof Terror 9

Great short stories, I really loved the connecting theme this time . Areally enjoyable listen.

It grows inside you!

soooo very creepy! gave me the chills. absolutely love these short stories. I'm sorry but I had to give the performance 3 stars just because I didn't like that after so long Harry's voice is different, Thom should do the series he starts. the new narrator is great if he was doing a different series. it was hard for me to get into it because Harry's voice can only be done by Thom. not happy with the change of narrators this far into the series. otherwise scare street as always delivered a awesome book.

Skin Crawling Horror

I absolutely LOVED this read! I was given an audio code from Scare Street, and listened almost straight through without stopping (stupid sleep).

If you are ready for some creepy, crawly, horror reads - look no further! These stories were, um, wow! Some of them made my skin crawl, but they were still great. I never get tired of visiting Hannigans Tavern.

Bring on the next!

Wonderful addition to a fantastic collection

Okay let me start by saying, Zachary Zaba is a good narrator but this is the ninth book in the collection and Harry has a voice already that Mr. Zachary missed by a mile. Had it been book one and he started it, then it would be great but I can't give more than 3 stars for his narration of this book. Now the book was a great addition to the collection although slightly on the short side. Harry and the bar, the patrons, the bar maiden. I love listening to the stories they tell. This is an amazing group of authors who honestly work very well together for these books. I'm extremely fortunate to be on the ARC team for this group

Creature Features

The stories were superb as usual. I never have a bad thing to say about the minds of Scare Street. The new voice did ok but maybe he should try to channel his characters more. Thanks for another great listen.

Great Shorts

I absolutely love these books, visit Hannigan’s to meet horror, It has some great creepy/scary shorts and good authors and loved them all but have to mention It Grows Inside you and Mourning Flowers, there is something for everyone. Recommend if you enjoy good short creepy/scary stories with good narration.

Stories are great as usual, not the narrator

I love these books, but I can't get past the narrator. He sounds like a snobby William Shatner. Not his voice, but is reading style. It took me a bit to realize exactly who he reminded me of, and I think I hit the nail on the head. The stories are great as usual, and I hate to Give this book anything less than five stars across-the-board, but the performance is just as important as the stories! Please, give us Tom Bowers back!