The Hag

The Bloodletter Chronicles, Book 2

De: Erik Henry Vick

Narrado por: Kerr Lordygan

The cold waters of Lake Genosgawa hide a terrifying secret.

After his first encounter, waking dreams torment 11-year-old Greg Camden. The creature in the lake feeds on his emotions, driving him deeper and deeper into his own nightmares. She tried to break him and feed on his fears that horrible summer, but instead, she imparted a psychic gift…

Twenty-one years later, Greg joins forces with the survivors from neighboring Oneka Falls to put an end to the demonic infestation once and for all.

Can they survive a battle with The Hag?

©2019 Erik Henry VIck (P)2021 Erik Henry VIck

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Winner of the 2020 Readers' Favorite International Book Awards Gold Medal for Horror!

Great Continuation

This is a great follow up to his first novel and characters and their mission against the demons . I enjoyed how they have to figure out new ways to stop the demons and the well done job of flipping back and forth on time lines. Explaining events that happen in the past
And leading up to a new character who joins the team.

Worst narration I've ever heard

I still have several hours left and I will finish this regardless. I really like the story, the writing is fabulous. However, the narrator....I don't want to be unkind, but oof, this is hard to listen to. He has assigned Brooklyn accents to some of the characters, but this doesn't hold throughout, seems to come and go. This is set in a small town in upstate New York not New York City. A few of his interpretations are very reminiscent of the 3 Stooges, And as a bonus, every once in a while a Southern accent drifts through. Like back woods Arkansas. This accent doesn't hang around thankfully. Again: oof.
Kerr, you have a lovely voice when you're not trying out accents, but by all that's holy, please please rethink what you've done here.

terrible narration

I had to stop listening. the narration was awful. the accents and the character voices were way off. ot was his incessant demon laughter was what finally made me unable to continue. too bad, though, because the story line was okay.

I do not like this narrator 😫😖

The narrator in the first book was so much better than this guy. This is my second listen and I’m so sad the first guy couldn’t narrate the whole series.

The Hag

This was a really good horror novel! The characters were well written,even down to creepy Mason. Horrible things have happened every so many years on a lake in upper New York. In 1986 the horrific murders lead to a child coming back as an adult to fight again. Narration by Kerr Lordygan was terrific. was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.