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The Con Season
- A Novel of Survival Horror
- Narrated by: Joe Hempel
- Length: 4 hrs and 33 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Horror movie starlet Clarissa Lee is beautiful, internationally known, and completely broke.
To cap off years of questionable financial and personal decisions, Clarissa accepts an invitation to participate in a "fully immersive" fan convention. She arrives at an off-season summer camp and finds what was supposed to be a quick buck has become a real-life slasher movie.
Deep in the woods of Kentucky with a supporting cast of B-level celebrities, Clarissa must fight to survive the deadly game that the con's organizers have rigged against her.
A demented, funny, bloody, and strangely poignant horror novel from the acclaimed author of Tribesmen, Zero Lives Remaining, and Mercy House.
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- The Bookwyrm Speaks
- 10-31-16
A hilariously twisted take on Fan Cons.
This book is a roller coaster funhouse ride basically satarizing the Fan Cons. It starts with Splattercore horror move director being kidnapped, and brought to a mysterious location, where he will set up the filming of an "immersive" horror Con. So immersive, the B list scream queen and several other b list horror actors will find out just how real the horror can get, as they are chased around by a huge man in a horror outfit and mask. The action takes a fast paced gory turn from there, with their lives truly on the line, and even the fan attendees getting in on the action. twisted, sad and funny by turns, the story grabs you and never lets you go.
Joe Hempel's narration is great as always, with his voicing of the aging scream queen and the main villain really standing out! He really brings the story and all its blood soaked glory to life.
I was voluntarily given a review audiobook copy for free by the narrator, author or publisher through Audiobookboom.
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- timj26
- 11-05-19
Bloody fun
If you enjoy horror cons and classic slasher films this is for you
Excellent narration from joe hempel he’s one of the best
Hopefully we see a second book highly recommended
I received a free review audiobook and voluntarily left this review
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- Frank Errington
- 01-28-17
A new kind of horror con.
If you could sum up The Con Season in three words, what would they be?
This could happen
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Con Season?
The blending of a horror con with a slasher movie.
What does Joe Hempel bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Joe breaths life into Adam Ceasar's words.
Who was the most memorable character of The Con Season and why?
Keith Lumbra who gets caught up in something he never wanted to be a part of
Any additional comments?
Keith Lumbra is a filmmaker, if you can call titles like Teenage Cumsluts in Torturland film. He's on his way back from a horror con where he was selling his wares when he gets pulled over by the cops, or at least he thinks they're cops.
Rory and Teeks are putting together a completely new form of con. Where, instead of having fans line up to get their pictures taken with their favorite horror actors, a limited number of fans, who pay top dollar, would get to interact with a select group of B through D list celebrities at a camp where a slasher is taking them out one by one.
On the surface, it sounds like a really cool idea, but believe me, the talent has no idea what they're in for.
It was tough writing that synopsis without dropping spoilers left and right. I've probably said to much as it is.
The writing in The Con Season is crisp and the pacing is excellent. There was a brief disconnect for me between the story's opening and where things come together with the setting up of this new interactive, high-end, horror con, but in the end Adam Cesare delivers a uniquely original tale.
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- Simone
- 11-15-16
Fan Con with a Deadly Twist
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This book is pure fun. From the characters themselves, to the setting (fan cons), to the plot as a whole, this story is survival horror at it's best (with a solid dash of silliness to even it all out). I was at times surprised and always interested to hear what came next. Hempel does a tremendous job, as always, and Cesare is masterful.
I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.
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- Joe
- 10-22-16
Survival Horror at it's Best!!
Where does The Con Season rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
This is in my Top 20 for all the audio books I have listened to so far. It was a great short story with an excellent narrator.
What did you like best about this story?
The story was very well done and you kept guessing through out the whole thing as to what could happen. Some parts were obvious and meant to be and others were not to and kept you guessing and made it really fun.
What does Joe Hempel bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
Mr Hempel really brings a story to life. He is just an amazing narrator and doe a super job with all the different characters.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Fan Conventions taken to the extreme
Any additional comments?
"This review copy audiobook was provided by the author/narrator/publisher free of charge via Audiobook Boom."
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- Lomeraniel
- 12-25-16
Lots of action and gore
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I was offered a copy of this book in audio format from the narrator in exchange for an honest review.
The mysterious MTY organizes a Horror Con and invites several B-level actors as main guests. The Horror Con takes a turn for the worse when they discover that the main act is much more real than they expected.
This is my second book by Adam Cesare. Some people judge this one to be inferior to Tribesmen, but I have found it very entertaining. The story is not for the ones light of heart. There is suspense, there is blood, and there is gore. Everyone seems expendable, and it is quite unpredictable.
We are given a little bit of background of the characters, but the information about the actors is scarce and at some points I had troubles to remember who was each one. I think the story would have worked incredibly well on screen.
There is a lot of build up, introducing the characters and building up the tension, but I found the resolution a bit too rushed. I would have liked the horror to be kept for a little bit longer.
The book is narrated by Joe Hempel. Let me tell you that when books are narrated by him I am more open to different styles, because I know that Hempel will put his personal touch and make the story greater than it is.
I enjoyed this audiobook, and recommend it if you liked Tribesmen and are into horror and gore.
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- Daman
- 11-29-16
Gripping, Edge of the Seat-Thriller
What did you love best about The Con Season?
A fascinating story full of horror and strong characters. It kept me wanting more and the story was solid and full of surprises.
Have you listened to any of Joe Hempel’s other performances before? How does this one compare?
Great, stellar performances by Joe as always. Loved the narration.
Any additional comments?
"This review copy audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost."
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- Maximilia
- 11-16-16
A Cheeky Wink at Slasher Films
Yeah, so the title to this one isn't my best, but it really sums up the book. The Con Season takes a simple premise (what if someone held a horror fan con where the B list film stars were hunted by a slasher?) and turns it into an enjoyable ride. The premise is simple, the narrative is compelling, the characters are all diverse and believable... I dare say my favorite was the poor director who got ambushed in the beginning. Poor guy, but his thoughts on watching the whole thing were almost like breaking the fourth wall. I get ahead of myself though.
The book follows several B-list horror film stars as they are approached by a gentlemen recruiting them for a horror con taking place at a summer camp. It also shows the killer's POV from time to time too, but unlike most stories when they show the killer's POV, it doesn't take away from the tension. Instead, it ratchets it up so that it's almost like you're watching a slasher film as you're reading it. It cleverly keeps the audience in the loop, so you're free to scream at the book, "NO WHAT ARE YOU DOING YOU STUPID CHARACTER?!" In that sense, it's really like the slasher films that I love from the 80's, complete with the sly wink-wink at the camera.
However, it takes so long setting up the characters, the setting, and the narrative... when it comes to actual bloodbath? It seems like it's over in a blink. I would have loved to have given it five stars, but it almost feels like the end is just... too rushed, too fast, without enough of the slasher hunting his intended victims. I did love the ending, but it just came too soon, IMO.
Joe Hempel's narrative is spot on. It's what I've come to expect from him, and while I hate to be like, "Oh yeah, he hit it out of the park again, ho-hum"... he hit it out of the park again. His narration is NOT ho-hum. He infuses a lot of life and character into the prose, making the characters come alive and painting the scene and action with the words of the author. And the prose itself is pretty good. I loved the story. I loved the ending. I loved the characters. I just wanted more of it. Definitely worth picking up!
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- Mary Karowski
- 11-07-16
Revisit the 80's slasher with a millennial twist
Adam Cesare delivers on another splatterfest in classic 80's style with some millennial twists. Joe hempels narration is spot on yet again. The pair delivers a product that will leave you wondering what's next as well making you squirm in sympathetic pain with the characters as they suffer. Well done can't wait for more! As a fan of cons I truly enjoyed this twist. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.
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- Jennifer Mulder
- 11-04-16
This isn't your typical Con
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes and i did. There were some predictable parts but there were some that were great shocking moments
What other book might you compare The Con Season to and why?
I don't know but i did enjoy this book
Which scene was your favorite?
My favorite scene was when the actress shot the guy at the end. Totally unexpected and shocking
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
there was a few shudder moments, but it was great
Any additional comments?
"This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast."
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- Andromeda's Twin
- 10-31-19
This is so much fun
A twisted take on fan cons and it's so much fun, I can't recommend this one enough. I enjoyed every minute of the confusion and gore. The ending was fantastic, as I'd hoped. It is short, which is not so great but I still recommend it as it is most entertaining.
Joe Hempel narrrates this one perfectly.
I received a review copy free of charge in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.