Showing posts with label Horror. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horror. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 February 2021

Elevate Your Mood with These eBooks

One of the perfect ways to make a dull day more exciting is listening to a gripping thriller audiobook. Horror audiobooks can enhance the reader’s brain activity and teach them how to survive different situations. Here is a selection of the best thriller audiobooks that Plotlens offers.

The Darkest Evening - Ann Cleeves

This critically-acclaimed audiobook tells the story of Detective Chief Inspector Vera Stanhope and his latest case that begins when she is driving home through a thick blizzard. She comes across a car slewed off the road ahead of her and finds a young toddler alone in the back seat. Vera takes the kid and drives on to the closest house. When they arrived at Brock burn, she finds a full swing party, but a young woman lies dead outside the house in the snow.

The Long Call - Ann Cleeves

Detective Matthew Venn has returned to the area where he grew up. He is ready to take on his first big case in the region. A man with an albatross tattoo on his neck has been found murdered near Matthew's home. His investigations lead him back into the strict evangelical community he once left behind.

A Nearly Normal Family - M. T. Edvardsson

This story is told from three different perspectives of a father, mother, and daughter. The three sections are executed by different professional narrators who bring to life each character’s story.

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Sunday, 3 March 2019

Must read horror books that you may have overlooked

There is nothing better than curling up with a good book. But there’s no denying that reading a book that scares you so much, you can’t read on, but then you have to know what happens is even better. Here are some must read horror books that will have you hiding them in the freezer.


The Terrifying Tales by Edgar Allan Poe

The father of the mystery genre, Poe is a master of the truly terrifying, and this collection of short stories is filled with more terror than a modern day horror movie marathon. His ability to latch onto fears that live at the edge of the subconscious mind and twist them as he rights is a marvel that cannot be oversold.


The Monk by M.G. Lewis

A classic gothic tale from 1796, there is a lot in The Monk to attract even the most avid horror readers. It’s the story of Ambrosio, the monk, who is led into a life of depravity by a woman called Matilda. Matilda has smuggled herself into the monastery disguised as a man. Ambrosio ends up selling his soul to the devil to avoid being tortured by the Spanish Inquisition. However, in the end, the devil throws him over the edge of a cliff onto a pile of rocks, killing Ambrosio. Filled with violence, sex and supernatural goings on, it’s no surprise that is was so popular when it was first published.


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