Snowblind

By: Michael McBride

Narrated by: Gary Tiedemann

They come at night.

Forward.

A stranger staggers out of the wilderness under the cover of a blizzard and stumbles into a diner full of people. He collapses in the entryway, unzips his jacket, and allows the object hidden inside to fall out. Screaming commences.

Down.

Four old college buddies embark upon their annual elk hunting trip into the Rocky Mountains. This promises to be their last, for the passage of time is as merciless and unpredictable as the Colorado weather. And they're not alone.

Help.

There are other hunters in the mountains, stalking game of a different breed. They know exactly what they're doing, because they've been hunting in these woods for a long, long time. And no one ever survives to betray their existence.

©2012-2015 Michael McBride (P)2015 Michael McBride

Fantastic Book !

Wow ! I just listened to it a third time! I'm now a fan of this Author!
The story was good and creepy , and the narration was perfect ! It could have been longer and that'd be good by me. It was that good!

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Which scene was your favorite?

This was a short audiobook. The tension constantly builds and builds throughout the story
I just love stories like this. Suspene from beginning to end.

a hidden gem

Check out this brief but excellently written and performed story--original and well researched, with insightful portrayal of human nature. Performed with tension-building restraint by GT. Strongly recommended as far above the quality often seen in stories of this length.

Well.......

What the....?! The story ran out a lot sooner than I thought it was going to. Of course, that goes with the fact that I thought the story itself was going to go somewhere. The story gave me a thought it was a considerably shorter story that was fleshed out with a bunch of ramblings about inner feelings.

An excellent creepy read.

Any additional comments?

There isn't much I can say about the plot without spoiling it so I'll get right to my thoughts.

I wanted this book to be so much longer, simply because it's an incredibly creepy read. It captured me from the very start and I listened to it in one sitting because I couldn't put it down.

The author manages to pack quite a punch in this short read. He starts the action pretty much straight away and the whole way throughout he ramps up the tension and fear until the climatic ending. It's a grisly chilling tale and one that I devoured. I loved every second and it played out like a TV episode in my head.

Despite this being so short, the author still brings an in depth story to the table. His characters are well fleshed out and the plot is believable and fast paced. It has everything a great read should, and more!!

In all this was a creeptastic read. It grabbed me from the start and didn't let go. He wrapped up everything nicely and as I said before, even though this is a short book, it still felt like a complete novel, if you can understand what I mean!!

Gary Tiedemann did an amazing job with this book. He is the whole reason the book played out like a TV show in my head. He brought the right emotions at the right time and brought the creepiness to life!!

*I received a copy of this from AudioBookBlast in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.*

Almost a 5star book

*I received this book in exchange for an honest review.
Snowblind is a short book, knowing this is wasn’t a surprised how everything moved so fast. But the way that the author wrote, I think that it would have been a fast-paced book no matter the length. Mr. McBride knows how to keep the action coming. This was a very well done book, and one that I enjoyed quite a bit. One issue that I had with the book is the use of the medical terms. I had no problem understanding what was being discussed, but I am also a nursing student. I worry that someone without a big sports background or a medical background, might have a problem knowing what body parts are being talked about. BUT, even if you can’t figure out which body part is up for discussion at the moment, it doesn’t take away from the story. So due to this issue, I give 4 STARS to Michael McBride!

It was good, but.... (spoilers in this review)

Any additional comments?

I was totally gripped by this recording. It feels like an excellent radio play. The story is about two and a half hours and is well told, very vivid and intense. There was just this one thing...

the idea that sasquatches are evil kinda bummed me. I've always thought of them as gentle, shy creatures, not the murderous, torturous cannibals (would they be cannibals?) that they are in this story.

STILL, it was pretty good. I just had that thought in the back of my mind and felt oh man, big foot is evil! awe, that sucks.

edge of seat

suspenseful is an understatement... held my breath thru most of it... the ending... hmm..

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What was one of the most memorable moments of Snowblind?

This was a quick read. The tension constantly builds and builds throughout the story till the end. I just love stories like this. If you like to have your breath taken away by a story,
then I recommend you try this one

Cold and nailbiting for the majority..

The story and narration are superb,it had me literally holding my breath in anticipation.The action,terror and relief are aplenty.Just dont expect a happy (or good) ending.