Blood and Rain

De: Glenn Rolfe

Narrado por: Phil Thron

Gilson Creek, Maine. A safe rural community. Summer is here. School is out, and the warm waters of Emerson Lake await. But one man's terrible secret will unleash a nightmare straight off the silver screen.

Under the full moon, a night of terror and death reawakens horrors long asleep. Sheriff Joe Fischer - a man fighting for the safety of his daughter - his sanity, and his community must confront the sins of his past. Can Sheriff Fischer set Gilson Creek free from the beast hiding in its shadows, or will a small town die under a curse it can't even comprehend?

One night can - and will - change everything.

"With slashing claws and blood-soaked fur, Blood and Rain will have you howling in terror and delight. A welcome addition to the werewolf mythos and proof that we're in the presence of a rising star in the genre. Highly recommended!" (Ronald Malfi, author of The Fall of Never and December Park)

©2017 Glenn Rolfe (P)2021 Fireside Horror

Terrifying & Addictive! ❤

There are two things in this world I'm terrified of. Sharks and werewolves. And the werewolves in this story took my terror on a whole new level. Out of all the werewolf stories I've read, watched on the big screen, this one has to be the best. What an outstanding story! 👏 Not only written with perfection, but narrated with brilliance. I highly recommend this to all lovers of horror, werewolf lovers, suspense, mystery, and damn good writing. BRAVO!

Edge of your seat story

great voices, and creature story, I could imagine the characters so clearly like I was there

Was there a book before this one? It keeps alluding to one

Great werewolf book outside of the fact that it seems like they constantly reference things I’m assuming happened in a previous book? When I run a search there is no such book, which makes me wonder if it could have used a healthy prologue in the beginning.

Kinda wanted the bad guy to win a bit

Don't get me wrong, the werewolf was suitably evil. You cheer when he gets his just desserts. But one of the teen girls was written in such a selfish manner that I was a bit annoyed she kept skating through danger. The death count due to her poor decision making was nearly as high as the werewolves. Good book overall.

dark and inthralling

dark and inthralling . keeps you wanting to read or listen to more. need to see if a sequel was written.

AWESOME!!

Loved this take on the Werewolf story. Fasted paced, likeable characters, and just the right of gore. Job well done.

A more traditional story

It`s long and drawn out. Not a lot of terror.
The pleasant narration lends itself to falling asleep.
When you awaken in the night, you know you have not missed much.

Meh

Well I am always inclined to listen to an horror novel so I picked this up on a sale and the most I can say is that I made it through to the end. People were stupid throughout the book and it was too raunchy. The cursing was another thing that could have been less. Honestly I wondered if the author cursed so much just to add fluff to the book. The ending also kinda sucked. I understand people dying but it was like the “good” guys couldn’t do anything but get killed. Basically everyone in the town believe that it was a werewolf but not one of them acted like it might kill them. And the antagonists in this were so cookie cutter bad guys that it was almost painful. At one point I waited for Dr. Evil to make an appearance.

Enjoyable read

I thoroughly enjoyed this and immediately looked for a sequel and was disappointed there wasn’t one yet! Narrator was great too!

Good book

Not the best book but worth a read.. Phil Thron is definitely one of the best narrator's. Slow burn is probably the best books he's narrated, that I know of.