The Tightening Spiral

De: Tara Fox Hall

Narrado por: Jennifer Fournier

Tara Fox Hall's second collection of short suspense and horror stories, ranging from novella to microfiction in length. Chock full of demons, serial killers, social climbers, zombies, activists, ghosts, and the occasional happy ending...of sorts.

©2013 Tara Fox Hall (P)2018 Tara Fox Hall

The Tightening Spiral review

A fantastic assortment of dark fiction tales. Interesting from the beginning to the end, with good writing and narration.

Twisted horror tales

The Tightening Spiral is a book full of abnormally twisted horror tales. They are creepy and just straight out yikes. The tales are very descriptive and well written. The narrator Jennifer truly did a spectacular job. I highly recommend this book if you love twisted horror stories.

Great collection

Lots of variety that gives you a good sample of the authors work
I could recommend this solely on the story end of days about a attack on the US that turns adults into mutants
The rest of the stories are icing on the cake
Well narrated with interesting concepts I would also suggest picking up her other audiobook Latham’s landing
I received a free review audiobook and voluntarily left this review

Solid Anthology

This is an entertaining and eclectic selection of very short, short fiction. The variety of settings and characters and plots keeps things interesting without seeming rehashed and the horror while not beating you over the head is still ever present. The narration is great as well giving the stories extra dimension.

I received the review code for this audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this honest review.

A decent collection of short stories

I like collections because I can take them in little bites during my day. Unfortunately, they're also usually filled with a mix of hits and misses. That's no different here, but the overall trend was positive.

The last story is not only longer, but is also a two-parter that tackles the zombie apocalypse from a different angle. I enjoyed it, though sort of like the stories before it, it felt unpolished and rushed. I think it would make a great novella.

Overall, a decent collection of stories. I think with some editing/polishing, some of them can be even greater.

I was provided this audiobook free of charge in exchange for my honest review.