Exit 202

De: J. B. Arnold

Narrado por: Brad Bennett

Duración: 7 h y 26 m

Resumen del Editor

As Micah drives his family home from a much needed vacation, the unthinkable occurs; a flat tire with no spare. Hours pass by without help, extinguishing hope and darkening the fond memories of the trip, but finally, their savior arrives. A grizzled mountain man tows the car and family back to his shop up in the California mountains, but they quickly question his motives. With lies and deception plaguing the family at every turn, Micah is forced to face his own dark history to keep his family safe. Will he be able to put his past behind him and become the man he knows he can be? Or will the madness drive him over the edge?

With twists and turns throughout, you'll question the next time you make a pit stop.

©2023 J. B. Arnold (P)2024 J. B. Arnold / Twisted Tales Press

The narrator added such depth to the story.

I loved reading this in PB, but the audiobook is so much better. The narrator does such a great job of capturing and conveying the emotion of the text and creating a realistic atmosphere.

Adrenaline Fuel

Another homeowner by J.B. Arnold. This book grabs you from the brining and doesn't let you go until it's haunting conclusion. How far would you go for your family? What would you do if you felt your mind slipping while being hunted by psychopaths? What is real and what isn't
This was a heart pumping book that will leave you questioning what really happened.

what a ride!

this was a fun one! loved the story line, the setting, and the character development. I was invested in the story from the start. the audio narration was spot on and fit perfectly with the story. great work!

amazing

I had already read Exit 202, J.B. has a way with writing. listening to the audiobook brought a new life to a book that I already loved.

Exit 202

This was an intense book! Micah and his family are returning home after a fun-filled Disney weekend. Then, the unexpected happens....a flat tire and no spare! Micah is determined to salvage their trip and not revert to his anger at life by finding help.

Enter Clyde, a behemoth of a man who stops to help. But, things start to get strange and Micah, his wife, Lynn, and two boys begin to feel anything but safe. The book moves at a quick pace and the author has done a great job at creating dread, fear, and madness in the characters. One thing that always manages to scare me is the thought of being lost or running from something (or someone) in the woods and a large part of the book showcases this situation.

The narrator of the audiobook does a great job and his performance adds to the horrors of the book. This is the second book that I have read by this author and I will definitely continue reading whatever he writes. This is a great way to spend a few hours of terror!