A Lonely Broadcast

Book One

De: Kel Byron

Narrado por: Autumn Ivy, MrCreepypasta, Joey Sourlis

If you find yourself driving down a winding mountain road near an endless stretch of pines, try tuning in to 104.6 FM: the radio station that shouldn't exist. Troubled radio host Evelyn McKinnon returns to her hometown of Pinehaven, but soon realizes the isolated mountain village has secrets of monstrous proportions. She's stalked by a bird with human eyes, her new co-host drives her crazy, and when the fog rolls in, the beasts of Pinehaven Forest begin their brutal, bloody hunt. 'A Lonely Broadcast: Book One' is just the beginning of a gruesome folk horror tale that combines eldritch nightmares, analog horror, and an emotionally-charged story about friendship and grief.

©2023 Kel Byron (P)2024 Kel Byron

Fun cosmic horror

As I listened and read the book I felt many times that it felt familiar. I didn’t know the story but I felt like I knew the story. If you see enough horror films you’ll get what I mean. It was a fun story to follow and I’m excited to get started on book 2!

Did the story actually finish?

Not a cliff hanger but not a complete story either. However it was good to hear Mr. Creepy Pasta again, he did such a good job on the tales from the gas station books.

Slow Burn, but Worth It

I had never read (or listened) to any book by this author before. However, seeing Mr. Creepypasta be a narrator for this work gave me hope for this work being great.

At first, the story was kind of a slow build in my opinion, with interspersed moments of excitement or interest. Yet towards the end of the book, it seems like more backstory is developed and the story becomes more engaging.

While this hasn't been one of my favorite books, it still has a charm to it that I found to be captivating. Perhaps it is the mixture of comedy intermingling with the conflict and horror elements, perhaps it is my love for fire watch tower stories, or maybe it is the references to Eldritch beasts lurking in the Appalachias. Who knows. All I can say is, this is worth the read.

I AM OBSESSED

I like the whole thing and the only thing I don’t like is how short it is.

Absolutely fantastic!

This book is so good I'm on my third listen through. Voice actors are on point and the story is fantastically creepy. I'm looking forward to the second book.

Never boring

This was a very good story and extremely well executed narration . Well Worth the listen

We NEED a crossover of A Lonely Broadcast with Tales from the Gas Station !!!

Been listening since Mr. Creepypasta and Autumn Ivy debuted it on their YouTube channels. I love the story and the characters are very interesting and well written. Especially Lynn. Being a former alcoholic I can truly relate to her struggle with keeping sober. I’m also a truck driver so I know the feeling of being alone for hours on end. Keep up the great work and looking forward to the next book. But seriously we need A Lonely Broadcast and Tales from the Gas Station crossover. It would be epic!!!

You must suspend disbelief, but in the best way!

This story definitely asks you to suspend disbelief—some character decisions are downright bizarre, and it's hard to imagine why anyone would willingly live in a place like this. That said, if you can roll with the weirdness, A Lonely Broadcast is a highly enjoyable listen.

The body horror is vivid and unsettling in the best way, and the characters are both likable and complex. MrCreepyPasta delivers as always (I love him in Tales from the Gas Station), and Autumn’s narration was phenomenal—she brought many layers of emotional depth to her character.

Weird, creepy, and entertaining—exactly what I came for.

The narration cast is excellent

Its a great confluence of skill and a good story to boot. I love the concept of Firewatch towers and MrCeeepyPasta's work which is why I picked this up, it's quite a gem that I came to really enjoy. Looking forward to book 2.

Holding my breath for the next 1!

This lady has an instant fan in me!
The story was great; interesting throughout. I loved the characters especially Evelyn. The cozy feel of a small woodsy mountain town and the terror of being n the middle of nowhere surrounded by monsters was oddly nostalgic. I don't have 1 bad thing to say about it. I ope she keeps captivating. Phenomenal job with the voice acting!
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