Author: Gwendolyn Kiste
Series: Come Join Us By the Fire #7
Narrator: Saskia Maarleveld
Unabridged: 19 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Tor Nightfire
Published: 02/11/2020
Gwendolyn Kiste is the three-time Bram Stoker Award–winning author of The Rust Maidens, Reluctant Immortals, Boneset & Feathers, Pretty Marys All in a Row, and The Haunting of Velkwood. Her short fiction and nonfiction have appeared in outlets including LitHub, Nightmare Magazine, Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy, Vastarien, Tor’s Nightfire, The Lineup, and The Dark. She’s a Lambda Literary Award winner, and her fiction has also received the This Is Horror Award for Novel of the Year as well as nominations for the Premios Kelvin, Ignotus, and Dragon Awards. Originally from Ohio, she now resides on an abandoned horse farm outside of Pittsburgh with her husband, their excitable calico cat, and not nearly enough ghosts. Find her online at GwendolynKiste.com.
SPOOKTOBER DAY ELEVEN welcome to my spooktober audio advent calendar, where, each day during the month of spooktober, i will be celebrating by listening to a free audio short from nightfire's Come Join Us by the Fire series, and you can join ME by following the links. let's all be scared together! 19......more
This was a nice return to a solid horror short story after the last two; a haunting figure, a pair of twins, and a supernatural pull on each in different ways, at different times. Saskia (the narrator) did a noteworthy good job on this one, bringing Veronica and Zoe to life.......more
This was lackluster. For something that was supposed to be scary, it was just a let down. I thought I was getting a short story about sisters, and they are haunted by their own movie character. Maybe even attack or kill them. What I gotten what some questions, and waiting for something that never ca......more
This was actually 3.5 stars but since Goodreads doesn't have half star ratings, well you can see the rating. The Girls From The Horror Movie does one thing very well - character development. The sisters in this piece, their mental trauma and their antagonism towards each other and ambivalence toward......more
