It Lives in the Basement

By: Sahara Foley

Narrated by: Lynn Roberts

Length: 4 hrs and 3 mins

Publisher's Summary

It Lives in the Basement: where The Twilight Zone meets H.R. Giger's Alien.

One day your three cats disappear. The next day, your girlfriend. And you think something that's living in your basement killed them.

A strange case lands on Lieutenant Flynn's desk, as he's assigned to investigate the disappearance of a couple and their three cats. It's as if they have vanished into thin air. A few years later, Detective Pete Alvarez investigates a gruesome death of an immigrant in the same house. Along with Detective Carter, they must uncover the truth behind the disappearance, but what they discover is evidence of something completely different.

Do they dare go into the basement to confront it?

©2016 Creativia Publishing (P)2016 Sahara Foley

Horror !!

Any additional comments?

If horror is your thing, this will definitely keep you up at night! I dont know why I am always scaring myself with this horror novels....but I enjoy it.

3 of 3 people found this review helpful

Intriguing, Thrilling & Spine Chilling!!

If anyone is looking for a spine chilling & intriguing book - this is the one they need to read. The book and characters are extremely well written, so much so that I was able to create a picture of each one in my minds' eye. I was on the edge of my seat throughout the entire story waiting for what would happen next. The author writes this story in such a way that it is so compelling that it captures your imagination and runs with it as thrills & chills are weaved throughout. Sahara Foley did an amazing job with this novella, my only complaint is that it was not long enough and left me wanting more.

Lynn Roberts did an excellent job narrating this book. He has a pleasant voice which makes the book more interesting to me. I am unable to listen to a book if the narrators' voice is annoying, which is definitely not the case with Lynn Roberts. He has excellent pace and tone. He portrays the characters perfectly which assists the authors writing of the characters allowing you to picture each of them in your minds' eye.

I definitely recommend this book if you want to be thrilled & scared!!

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1 of 1 people found this review helpful

a few chills

I had a few chills listening to this book. especially at the beginning, yikes! the narrator does ok but there is a couple spots where he gets a little monotone. the storyline is good and makes you wonder about any unknown critters that could be hiding and watching. I enjoyed the story just wished for a little more feeling from the narrator. wish I could do 4.5 stars.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

A creepy creature feature, the kind I love.

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This has the feel of a classic creature feature that I love and it feeds my fear of basements. The creature is slightly elusive throughout the story and, myself being a monster fan, I would have liked if there had been more scenes with the creature because it was such a cool monster. I haven't researched the creature so I don't know if the author has created it or if it is based on actual folklore, but it was damn creepy. I wouldn't want to come face to face with one. Overall it's a pretty good story and I recommend it to all creature fans out there.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

It Lives in the Basement

What made the experience of listening to It Lives in the Basement the most enjoyable?

It being told in third person.

What was one of the most memorable moments of It Lives in the Basement?

In the beginning when the notebook is found.

Which scene was your favorite?

The opening scene.

Who was the most memorable character of It Lives in the Basement and why?

Lieutenant Flynn.

Any additional comments?

Interesting.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful

It lives

This book started out really good. I really wanted to know what was in the basement! Halfway through the book it started going downhill, and I started losing interest. Just not what I excepted.

Narrator was pretty good. He didn't convey emotions as well as I would have liked.

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Don't go down the Basement stairs!

I enjoyed the story and the dialog between the characters which was very natural and down to earth. Farfetched but fun. The narrator did a good job when in conversation mode but a real disappointment otherwise. Narrators for audible books are ACTORS. Great and even good actors make the story come alive. Mr. Roberts did good when in character voice but just READ the words when narrating.

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It Lives...

People go missing,nothing left but a shoe or two.It turns out an ancient ill conceived critter is reproducing,in a nasty way,and ten eating people.The reading of this book,by Lynn Roberts,was a bit on the dry side.It was an ok book.A 'B'movie horror book.I kept thinking of Stephen Kings 'Dreamcatcher',which was also not a favorite of mine. 'Shit weasels'..
I was given this book free for an honest review.

Creepy

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes

Any additional comments?

This is one of the better horror books that I have listened to. I was hooked when the detective was reading the diary. You could feel the tension mount. I received this audiobook for free through Audiobook Boom for my unbiased review.

creepy

I have heard of strange stories like this but it is hard to believe all eight of them died but it happened. I couldn't shut this off till it was over
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