Darkhouse

Experiment in Terror Series, Book 1

By: Karina Halle

Narrated by: Jo Raylan

Take all the suspense and sexual tension of The X-Files, combine it with the charm and antics of Supernatural, and you get Darkhouse. Well, not quite.

Dex and Perry might have the chemistry of Mulder and Scully and the scares of the Winchester Brothers, but I promise you this duo is unlike anything you've seen before.

When 23-year-old Perry Palomino explores a supposedly haunted lighthouse, she runs into Youtuber Dex Foray, a sexy, snarky, and opportunistic ghost hunter who doesn't quite believe in ghosts. What Dex does believe in is making money and in Perry he sees a viable opportunity: create a ghost-hunting show on YouTube that would rival anything you'd see on TV and watch the dollars roll in.

But creating and filming a ghost-hunting show isn't easy when there are actual ghosts haunting them - and then some. Sometimes terrifying, often hilarious, Darkhouse is the first book in the Experiment in Terror series.

©2011 Karina Halle (P)2017 Tantor

Good stuff, Really enjoyed.

kept my interest, was exciting and kept you wondering what was next. Great voice performance and kept my attention and felt the different personalities. Good story.

Intriguing and spooky story

I really like this story and the characters. I am looking forward to see how Perry and Dax handle their next spooky/scary situation.

Entertaining

Once I got past Perry's insecurities and immaturity I really enjoyed the story. The narrator does a good job of bringing the characters to life. The story moves a bit slow sometimes which only magnifies Perry's awkwardness but for the most part it's a good story and I look forward to the next book.

A great atmospheric listen to this spooky tale...

A great atmospheric listen to one of my favourite series. Narrator is great, can't wait to continue. I do now have a huge craving to watch the X-Files.

Narrator was amazing

Book was good, but the narrator was absolutely amazing. She made this book come to life in a way few narrators seem to do. Great job! Will be looking for more stuff she does