Iron Dogs

De: Neil Chase

Narrado por: Neil Chase

When evil dies, it doesn't always stay dead.

Six outlaws, barely a day ahead of their pursuers, find shelter in a freshly deserted New Mexico town. With no water, and one of them gravely wounded, they realize too late they're trapped inside the lifeless town.

As they soon discover the grisly truth behind the disappearance of the townsfolk, the outlaws find themselves hunted by something far worse than anything they've faced yet - an unspeakable evil that seemingly cannot be killed. When the malevolent creature targets them in turn, the previously tight-knit group begin unraveling past the breaking point. Thinking it to be a Strigoi Morti, a monstrosity that can only be harmed while feeding on the living, the surviving few are faced with an agonizing choice. Who will they sacrifice so the others may live?

Spine-chilling, poignant, and action-packed, Iron Dogs is an instant classic for horror, thriller, and western fans everywhere.

©2018 Neil Chase (P)2020 Neil Chase

Started out as a read, then a listen!

Throughly enjoyed “Iron Dogs” in book and audio. It kept me gripped the entire time!

Great job!

Thrilling mixture of story, music and sound

I loved everything about Iron Dogs. The story pulled me right in from the start, from the exciting shootouts to the mystery of the town. I found myself rooting for Cole, Frank and Red the most, and Ivan brought great comic relief at just the right times. The Strigoi is a unique and terrifying monster and I had no idea how the characters would deal with such an unstoppable foe. The final showdown is epic. I loved all the attentions to detail in this world, and it truly came to life in my mind's eye, especially with the fantastic music and sound effects! This is my new favorite audiobook. Will listen again soon!

A wicked horror thriller

I wish all audibles had the performance aspect! The atmosphere of an old western, along with great characters, kept me on the edge of my seat. Check this out, you will not be disappointed. I loved the actors, sounds, plot, and western horror feel.

loved this book

it kept my attention from start to finish!!! I cant wait to read more from this author...you made a total fan out of me!!

Great story and very entertaining!

This story is definitely far from my usual story that I normally listen to ! This story has action, suspense, intrigue, mystery and some horror and I thought it was a fantastic story. This story is extremely well written,narrated and very entertaining. I wasn’t sure what to expect but this story have me from the beginning and I found that I didn’t want to put it down.
The narrator does a great job with the characters and voices of each character making it easy to distinguish between the characters. I definitely recommend this book and can’t wait for by this author.

Very glad I stuck with this gem

Best to start with the bad here: this almost became the first book I’ve ever returned. When I started this book the extra audio elements were unexpected, unwanted and dang near unacceptable. Think radio play with, thankfully, one narrator. Swelling music, back ground room sounds, horse hooves.
The good: The narrator is nimble and very talented, bringing so much personality to each character. I couldn’t knock his work hence giving the overall four stars rather than performance. The background noises became easier to deal with after the first few chapters and actually kind of grew on me.
The great: I love western horror and I absolutely recommend this book if you do as well. Heck even if you’re a fan of regular westerns, male friendships, civil war content, I would recommend. I found the characters to be complex and the perspective unique. Big big thumbs up to the author.

Just In Time For Christmas

I appreciated the author narrating his own written word. There is an obvious personal connection to the text. A story that captivates. Although it is a story, maybe best released before Halloween, it is better lye than never, and can’t fail as a gift for the horror lover in your life.

Surprised

If anyone, like me, enjoys the niche genre of horror-western, this is for you. Also, if I can spread the word for a little-known author, whose book I thoroughly enjoy, I will do so. So, do yourself a favor, and listen to this audiobook, and support this author!

A great western/horror combo!

Not only is this very well written western, but it has an excellent monster that I have yet to meet. I’m only on chapter 20… The characters are complex and believable and sympathetic. And most surprising of all for me, is the narrator. I have never enjoyed a book where the narrator has been the author no matter how well written, I have yet to find an author who succeeds as a narrator. That is until this book. this one truly has it all I highly recommend iron dogs. It’s a truly great book and I can’t wait to get through all of it.. It’s gonna be a long night… Because I still don’t feel an urge to stop I really do wanna meet this monster, and find out if they can face it! Get this book it’s worth it!

Good, could have been better

The story was pretty decent, got better as it went on especially at the end. Would have given this book a higher rating if it wasn’t for the narration. The author did a passable job narrating, my issue with The narrating was with the voices of the main group of characters and the author over emphasizing in some spots. In my opinion the main group of characters sounded very similar to each other. Where the author chose to emphasize some of his words and statements came off as overdramatic at times. The other reason for the rating not being higher was the awful sound effects that were inserted into the story. This was a book for adults, not children. There were the sounds of hooves beating when horses were running, gun shots during gun fights, doors creaking open, supernatural sound effects,etc. these in my opinion were just distracting from the total experience and brought things down a notch. On a positive note, the characters were varied enough in personality and dialogue so that you could easily tell them apart. It was an interesting twist on western and supernatural. The author also kept you guessing at the ending enough so that it wasn’t quite as easy as you think it would be to figure it out.