The Tumbleweed Dossier

A Novel

De: Dave Chadwick

Narrado por: Haley Pullos

Duración: 8 h y 31 m

Resumen del Editor

It’s time for full disclosure! Due to the highly publicized nature of the events that took place in Tumbleweed, Texas, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has commissioned this report. The author has been granted full access to the Tumbleweed dossier, interviewed all surviving key individuals, and written this objective novelization of what happened. Within these minutes, you will discover the truth about vampires, aliens, and unidentified flying objects.

©2021 J. David Chadwick (P)2022 Dot Info Publishing

Stephanie Myer eat your heart out!

Coming from one of many people who have read every twilight novel (didn't read host) this was a refreshing take on vampires, Werewolves and Aliens that has long been over due to what I can discribe as a mix between Twilight Zone and CreepShow removing the need to add masacistic characters who needs to feel alive. in the best way possible. Chadwick manages to give the listener and reader an experience without fluff or filler with no compromise to the story. The voice acting is spot on. Nothing beats a narrator who can take on multiple rolls of any caliber. I would highly recommend this to someone looking a good read who needs a break from the norm and if you are the type of person who likes alittle spice in audiobooks while they work or relax. this is the one for you.

A vampire tale for the 21st century

A fresh take on the vampire genre, it’s hard to believe this book has been available since 2008 but only got an audiobook this year.

I picked up Chadwick’s debut audiobook last year and loved his absurdist take on Mormon culture. And this book continues his style of playing the ridiculous straight. There’s no other author with his style.

Tumbleweed is compelling, funny, and wholly satisfying. It feels like a comedy version of the X-Files. And the three short stories make it a great candidate for further tales featuring these characters.

Haley Pullos’ narration is top-notch. Especially for a first timer. It was somewhat surprising to see Chadwick matched up with a well-known Hollywood actress. Hopefully we hear more of her in the future.

Entertaining

This is my second book by David Chadwick and I can only guest that all future books are going to be just as entertaining.
This was a neat spin on the good old vampire folklore. Easy, funny and witty. I enjoyed the details and also being a native Texan, I loved that it was set in East Texas.

Disappointing

This book is chock-full of bad and tired tropes, boring stereotypes, and dimensionless characters. I kept waiting for it to get better, like maybe it was a joke, someone watching cartoon or something. but no that’s just how the book is. I found it funny and ironic how the book continually rags on twilight. But it gives some of the same vibes, and not in a good way.