Tales from the Butcher's Block - Featuring The Witch: Jillybean in the Undead World

De: Peter Meredith

Narrado por: Randal Schaffer

Tales of horror from one of the masters of the genre. Peter Meredith delivers stories that will keep you devouring them one after another. From the Pen - a gift that just keeps on killing, to "The Eyes in the Storm" - a beast that feeds on those who dare to go out when nature is at its cruelest, to "The Haunting at Red Feathers" - a true haunting that has the young couple trapped in the woods with a demonic presence, begging: "Don't let the night catch me here!"

Seven tales in all come from the butcher's block and that includes "The Witch: Jillybean in the Undead World".

What is more terrifying than a mad woman who is snatching up the children of Rippling, Missouri in order to breed the perfect zombie? A seven-year-old girl with fly-away brown hair and a gift for destruction.

©2015 Peter Meredith (P)2016 Peter Meredith

Wow what a bonus

I got this for the witch story, as I finished up the entire JillyBean novels. As I learned it was a collection of other short stories I was kind of bummed. But man was I wrong, what a collection of fantastic stories. Like so good that I wish they were all full length novels. Now I want to read everything he has written. If you can make a gripping and scary story about a Pen, you are a hell of an author. Peter Meredith is a brilliant author A+++++

I have found a new Author

Excellent read. Jilly Bean will leave you wanting to read more of his work. Narration was spot on. Totally enjoyable and keeps your interest.

GREAT BOOK !

it was an absolute awesome book. Peter Meredith is the new king of Horror. which story was better than the previous. highly recommend this title.

I'm hooked

he paints a situation I love getting lost in. and when it's over I thirst for more

Not for you if you are an avid Ledger fan

If you have been listening to the Joe Ledger teams antics from book one then I do not recommend this book as it is just a compilation of stories you have already heard. This is more of a cross section for new fans to get a taste of what the rest of stories will bring to the table. That being said I will say it gets so very much better down the road.

Nice, neat little horrifying short stories.

I really enjoyed these stories. The literature was great so was the narrator. I highly recommend to any horror fan.

More please.

This book was way to short. Would have liked another 9 hours of tales. Love "the Undead World series.

He dipped his toe in, and the lake turned to gold.

He tried a horror anthology and hit a home run. Plus there's Jillybean. Thank you very much for what are surprisingly good horror stories. Now I know where M.Night found his "split" inspiration.
Dear Hollywood, please turn this book into a movie, NO CHANGES.

These books are great

Great stories. But I bought it to here more about jilly bean. I have enjoyed all of her stories and will buy anything that Peter writes about her. Peter please keep writing about jilly bean! Pirates and all!

A Little Slow in Places But Still a Good Read

Any additional comments?

I really liked the story lines in this book, but I found the pace a little slow. The stories were interesting, and I wanted to keep listening to find out what happened next, but I frequently wanted what happened next to happen a little quicker. On a side note, I found the criticism of the character Jen Kidd to be amusing. I have personally known women like her, so I know that the character is as real as you can get.