The Sarvàn

De: Douglass Hoover

Narrado por: Dylan Wheeler

Midsommer meets All Quiet on the Western Front in this masterful blend of mystery, adventure, and folk-horror.

In the midst of the First World War, a handful of allied POWs escape the torments of Germany’s most brutal internment camp only to find themselves stranded deep in the merciless wilderness of the Alps.

The locals there are odd, and their traditions ancient. With hushed voices they whisper of a beast that roams the frozen mountains. They call it... The Sarvàn.

©2025 Douglass Hoover (P)2025 Douglass Hoover

wow

the writer is on point and I could not stop listening to the book so good. it a must read

Excellent Story and Narration

I disliked nothing about this audiobook, it was a great story and the narrator was great.

The narrator did absolutely great

This book was extremely well written and the story flowed well. The characters, the setting, the mystery. It all felt real and grounded, and there was never a dull moment.

And the narrator brought it to life! The voices, the accents, and his general narration captured everything to a T.

Definitely will reread this someday.

Awesome read!!!!!!

This book is so full of twists and turns you’ll find yourself steeling away just to read the next page. Quite literally one of the best books I’ve ever read. I can’t wait to read the next book this author has for us!!

A perfect blend

This was the perfect recipe of historical fiction, mythology, and folk horror with the talent to cook it into something awesome. Great character development, vivid settings and imagery, and I loved the WWI combat parts. It's hard to find good horror, but Hoover is at the top of my list these days. Definitely check out his other work if you enjoyed this one.

Couldn’t wait to keep listening

Like listening to an excellent campfire story. The narrator does an amazing job bringing the characters to life.

Interesting

Unique storyline and moves along quickly with a less written about time period. Diverse group of characters.

Outstanding Folk Horror

Atmospheric, violent folk horror amid the broader horror of the Great War. First rate work.

First experience with author

Interesting story that could concludes with many things left open. Net doubt for a following book.