Ravenous, Dax Dagger
Ravenous, Dax Dagger
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Ravenous

Author: Dax Dagger

Narrator: Christopher Ragland

Unabridged: 16 hr 3 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: HQ Digital

Published: 10/08/2026


Synopsis

'Reminiscent of Stephen King from the outset!' Sam Holland Some stories should stay unfinished. Readers are losing sleep over : 'Felt like a nightmare created specifically for people who love horror novels!' 'Tears the roof off the haunted house genre.' T.J. PAYNE Whistler Dodd is dead. Kirk Quade has the opportunity of a lifetime. There’s just one rule: if Dodd turns up, don’t let him finish the novel. The monsters lurking in the shadows are very real – and they’re hungry. Time is running out and Kirk must choose between achieving everything he’s ever dreamed of, or saving his sanity – and the world. Stranger Things Misery 'Will confirm your deepest fears.' 'Fun, bloody and ambitious … had a hell of a good time.' 'Wild, unpredictable … dives headlong into the mouth of madness.' 'This felt like being beaten about the head by a pillowcase filled with WTF!' 'Horrific, twisted and completely impossible to put down.' 'Keeps you guessing right to the end' 'I don't think I'll ever look in a mirror the same again!' 'I liked everything about this book, even the chills it gave me.'

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Quotes

‘Tears the roof off the haunted house genre with a tale that twists and morphs like the cruelest of nightmares, proving that nothing is more unnerving than a peek inside a horror writer’s imagination.’

'Fun, bloody and ambitious, Ravenous pays homage to cosmic horror and the pitfalls of the writer's life in equal measure. Had a hell of a good time with this one.'

'Feels like a steady stroll into insanity. If you've ever wondered about the dark realities that lurk behind your favorite horror novels, will confirm your deepest fears.'

'Mind-bending, bone-snapping … dives headlong into the mouth of madness. Wild, unpredictable and deeply human, it pulls rugs and doubles back on itself with devilish precision.'