Trail of Blood

By: Steve Wands, Keith Latch

Narrated by: Matthew E. Berry

Length: 5 hrs and 34 mins

Publisher's Summary

Occult investigator Sam Logan receives a cryptic call about a man’s missing son that leads him and his partner, Carter Mason - a disabled veteran - into a small town infested with vampires. With each hour they spend in town after dark they discover just how deep the infestation runs and just how unlikely father and son will be reunited.

Trail of Blood is an exciting, blood-soaked, pause-resister for fans of The Lost Boys and Hellblazer.

©2018 Keith Latch, Steve Wands (P)2019 Keith Latch, Steve Wands

Good story

Lost boys meets Salems lot
A father hires vampire hunters to save his recently turned son
Well narrated with sequel potential fans of traditional vampires will enjoy this
I received a free review audiobook and voluntarily left this review

Oh No, Not Teen Vampires!

Literally what could be worse than undead teenagers? 'Trail of Blood' takes a deep dive into the world of vampires, as an investigator duo attempts to rid the world of these dangerous blood suckers. A story involving action, familial love and good pitted against evil, set in small town USA... what is there not to love? This one was a gory good time. Matthew E. Berry delivers a good performance.

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

Great read or listen

I must admit when I first started this book I was a little put off by narrator it seemed a little cheesy. But after a little bit I got used to his style of reading and even liked it. It reminded me of a B rated horror flick which I might add is not a bad thing as I watch them all the time. Not everything including horror has to be so serious all the time. As for the plot itself it kept me intrigued wanting to hear how it all ended and I’m looking forward to seeing where it all goes in the next book if there is one I would be very interested in following where these guys are headed next in their fight to take back the towns even country from the undead. I received this title in exchange for unbiased review which I have given and had I not been given it for free I would still like to read it and will be recommending to friends as well.

BREATHTAKING and HAUNTING!

First, I have to start off by stating that I got this book free of charge in exchange for a review, but as I always state, this does not in any way impact my review. My reviews are always honest and my own.

I found this to be extremely fresh and new in the line of supernatural. It is a must read and I highly recommend.

Reasonable.💙

A Trail of Blood improved as it slowly unfurled. The story was good but unremarkable. Told in first person the listener is given an understanding of characters personalities, some of which are pretty horrid, others  rather dense.


I liked the narration sped up to 1.10X. The narrator was fairly good, clearly spoken, some words had interesting pronunciations.  


I recieved a free copy of this book and am voluntary leaving a review 

Bloody good show!

A bit different than your usual vampire tale. I could almost call this a teen vampire tale but it was a bit better than that sounds. The vampires being recruited by the master were in fact teens but that’s not to say it was a YA genre book. We also have a couple clued in private investigators hired by one of the teens’ father to find his boy. The local takes place in a small town infected by the master’s presence and his desire to build a kingdom. So let’s get on with the show. I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Great story

I really enjoyed this book ... the characters were very interesting ... I always enjoy vampires stories and I found this story very unpredictable... the narrator did a good job but he kind of sounded like a Native America Indian.

Entertaining

Entertaining enough and narrated very well. Not earthshaking and the vampire hunter thing is a bit tired for me but this one held my attention throughout.

A great book!

A paranormal story with a very noir sense to it, and with a PI who is quite familiar with things that go bump on the night, this is a very engaging, truly interesting story.

The characters are greatly done, their motivations easy to understand and sympathize with, and the storyline, fantastic. The numerous action scenes keep the story moving ahead.

I really enjoyed it :)

Matthew Berry did a very good job with the narration.

Fun Read

This is a fun supernatural story, young kids turned into vampires with some drama. I would listen to it again... Great narrating

☺

This audio book is very good got to give it 5 out of 5 100%

Basic action horror story done well

Overall I really enjoyed this book. It was a fairly easy listen and I finished fairly quickly.

This book is set in the present time so I would class it as a urban fantasty with horror aspects. It takes a fairly modern view on the supernatural aspects (most people don't believe in Vampires). I thought the dual naration with one following mostly the group of monster hunters and the other following the newly turned teenager vampires was gave nice counterpoints and different points of interests.

The narrator (Matthew Berry) was very good and was very easy to listen to.

[Note - I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.]