Silence in the Woods

De: J.P. Choquette

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

"This is one of the scariest books for me that I have ever read. . . the storyline never stops. Suspense builds every single page. I will be buying more books from this author…they really delivered." ~Reader review

In 1917, four friends and photojournalists set out in the woods looking for answers. Why have so many hikers and hunters gone missing in the area of Shiny Creek Trail?

The two couples anticipate a great adventure, one they’ll tell their kids about someday. No one imagines the evil lurking in a remote cave. A horrifying discovery leaves one person dead and two others missing.

Two months later, Paul, one of the four, returns to the forest to find his wife. But will he find her before someone—or something—finds him?

Silence in the Woods is the long-awaited prequel to Shadow in the Woods and delves into the frightening territory of the supernatural and the human mind.

Readers of books by authors like Lisa Unger and Jennifer McMahon will enjoy this twisty-turning, supernatural survival story set in the remote wilderness. Occult horror fans looking for an edge-of-your-seat suspense minus most of the gore will find a perfect fit with the first book in the "Monsters in the Green Mountains," series.

What is real and what is folklore? Are monsters like Bigfoot still alive in the deepest areas of Vermont's Green Mountains, or just characters in stories told around the campfire? Folk legends come to life in this heart rate-accelerating suspense thriller novel by J.P. Choquette.
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Note: All of the Monsters in the Green Mountains series can be read as stand-alone novels. Each one has its own set of characters and unique setting in different Vermont wilderness areas.

The series in order: Silence in the Woods, Shadow in the Woods, Under the Mountain, The Pact, Stillwater Lake

HORRIBLE Narration

The virtual voice ruined the story. It was very robotic during the emotional suspense reading. It was distracting. It prevented you from getting into the story.
The story is so-so. It was ok until one of the characters stated that they stayed behind on purpose. Just lame. I'm debating on finishing the last 2 hours or not.