Do Not Disturb

De: Jon Athan

Narrado por: Harry Roger Williams III

On their way to Las Vegas for a pair of bachelor and bachelorette parties, Colton and Lacey run into some car trouble. They find shelter at Motel Ace, located in Middle-of-Nowhere, Nevada. They’re welcomed by a quiet clerk and they meet a cast of interesting travelers. They expect a quiet, romantic night at a dingy motel as they wait for the mechanic. Then they hear the screaming in the other rooms. Then they see the clowns outside. And those violent, deformed clowns want to come into their room to play….

In the blink of an eye, a peaceful night transforms into a battle for survival and a motel becomes a bloody battleground.

Jon Athan, the author of Cannibal Jungle and The Law of Retaliation, returns to his roots with this gruesome, suspenseful slasher novel inspired by the 2016 clown sightings. A "Do Not Disturb" sign can’t keep these clowns away!

WARNING: This novel contains graphic content. Listener discretion is advised.

©2020 Jonathan Sixtos (P)2022 Jonathan Sixtos

Graphic description

The narrator sucks!! He sounds like AI robot. Story was great. Would love to listen to the sequel but I can’t listen to the narrator again.

plot

The narration was terrible. The book was great. Clowns have always freaked me out, so killer clowns was perfect.

Pleasantly Bloody

Enjoyed this. Not quite as disturbing as I hoped. Only a few cringeworthy parts. I am just starting Do Not Disturb Part 2 and had forgotten how awful the narration was (same narrator). Sorry Harry, but there is no inflection in the voices. He does a really good job of giving the characters different voices so you know who is speaking, but there is no emotion in the words and a kind of jerky reading that leads me to think it is an AI reading the script.

I don’t know man

I don’t know man, thought this was gonna be better. Narration was good, plenty of gore and violence but it just seemed a bit generic… like ho hum.

Awful Narrator

The single worst narrator in the hundreds of audio books I've listened to. The story is fine; it fulfills what one is after in extreme horror. The whole thing is undercut by the narrator who sounds like the dog from Davey and Goliath half the time and whose over-enunciation sounds like a computer pronouncing words.

If you've got Audible plus and can listen for free, maybe you can stomach it for the fun clown carnage, but definitely don't waste a credit without listening to a sample.