The Black-Eyed Kids

Randolph Casey Horror Thrillers, Book 3

De: Rockwell Scott

Narrado por: Conner Goff

You’re home alone, and there’s a knock on the door. You find two kids on the doorstep, and they demand you let them inside. But something is very wrong because their eyes are completely black.

College professor and paranormal investigator Rand Casey doesn’t believe in the black-eyed kids. Stories of the alleged sinister, otherworldly kids knocking on doors and tricking people into letting them inside are unsubstantiated.

But on Halloween night, Rand’s star student Stacy Thompson has a terrifying encounter with a pair of black-eyed kids. And when the creatures kidnap Stacy’s friend Kim, Rand and Stacy must race against the clock to rescue her.

Now, Rand is forced to admit that the black-eyed kids are real. And since he’s never faced them before, he has no idea how powerful they are or how to defeat them. If he doesn’t figure it out, the life and soul of an innocent girl will be lost.

The Black-Eyed Kids is a supernatural horror thriller for listeners who love stories about hauntings and battles with the demonic - the truest form of evil that exists in our world.

You are only one click away from joining Rand Casey in his terrifying battles against mankind’s oldest and most deadly enemy - the servants of the devil.

©2020 Rockwell Scott (P)2021 Rockwell Scott

Enjoyed overall

This book was a enjoyable addition. It tied in past characters well, but can also stand alone. The first book in the series is my favorite. I only had one issue with the story that I felt was off, it is not really a spoiler so I will share it. I am a mother and no mother who loves their child would send their teenager into the night alone while they just hang out at the house. Especially when there is almost 100% chance they will be attacked by someone or something. That was a little out of touch with reality and why I gave the story 4 stars.
Now the narrator. He spoke incredible fast. I had to slow it down to 0.85 in order to enjoy the book. Even slowed down that much there was very little distortion, which emphasizes just who quickly he was speaking. He needs to slow down. Why the rush???

A great story, keeps your attention!

I thought that this was a very good story. Characters were developed well and were very believable. A great read say around Halloween.