The Librarian Series

Strangely Scary Funny

A funny, fast, fantastical listen. Horror Comedy with a little dark and little light humor. Quirky characters. Unique setting.
This bundle includes the first four novels in the Strangely Scary Funny Series. It follows the adventures of the librarian of Eden. One of his duties as librarian, in addition to checking out books, is protecting the town and its supernatural population. This includes dealing with a variety of witches, demons, angels, a hellhound, a monster or two, occasional god, and an assortment visitors from the nearby haunted forest. Don’t miss out on the series that readers are calling “hilarious,” “enthralling,” and “a refreshing original story.” Listen Now.

©2025 Brian Yansky (P)2025 Brian Yansky

story was predictable

narrator was very monotone. story jumped all over, and was not very scary at all.

Quirky supernatural tales

If you ever listened to Hells Super, the narrator is the same one that brings the tales to life. It's like watching a crossover between my favorite TV shows (no spoilers, but the devil sounds the same in both stories: different authors). The storyline is fun, supernatural, with a bit of time travel, and my new favorite series!

Should have been called "The Liberal"

The idea behind the story is good, the narrator has trouble with female voices and accents. The biggest issue is how far it goes to tic all of the liberal boxes to include distinguishing between a "black man" being his race and not his color, and a woman who "wants to be a lesbian". If these were relevant to the story or a characters view given their background it would be understandable, but it is just thrown in to make woke points.

Such a fun listen. Very unique.

I really enjoyed these 1st four books in the series. The Town of Eden and all it’s inhabitants is odd a place I would love to visit. It is a cool, interesting, and unique world the author created.

I highly recommend this series.

Cute story and interesting characters.

The reader’s voice is okay, until he does different voices, all of which sound basically the same - when he does those he just slows his speech down and goes completely monotone. My biggest complaint is the constant mispronunciation of pretty common words. Ex: “shining” pronounced as “shin”-ing.