Made in Britain

By: Guy N. Smith, James H. Longmore, David Owain Hughes, Kevin J. Kennedy, Lex H. Jones, C. Bailey Bacchus, Nick Stead, Ross Baxter, Michael Chapman, David Turnbull

Narrated by: Hannibal Hills

There is something quite special about this fine collection of tales of terror from the Sceptered Isle, each and every one crafted in the dead of the night by twisted, fevered minds, who have brought the darkest denizens of the blackest shadows crawling and slithering to life to terrify those brave souls amongst you who dare to listen....

For your delectation, Dear Listener, we have assembled together an array of the finest British authors writing today: Guy N. Smith, James H Longmore, David Owain Hughes, Kevin J Kennedy, Ross Baxter, C. Bailey-Bacchus, Justin Boote, Munib Haroon, Lex H Jones, Michael Byrne, Lee Franklin, J. C. Michael, Bill Davidson, Andrew J Lucas, Nick Stead, David Turnbull, Michael Chapman,Richard Farren Barber.

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Fun little thing.

Not my favorite book but this is a fun little book full of “horror” stories, gets kind of repetitive at times though and lack of narrative variety might have contributed but it’s mostly just the stories being repetitive or predictable.
Still a fun book to listen to and would definitely pick this up!
Received for free and honestly reviewed.

Made in Britain

A really good collection of supernatural stories from across the pond.Each by different authors.Hannibal Hills does an excellent job of bringing them all to life!I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.' 

Decent Collection of Twisted Stories

I thought overall this was a good variety of stories. Some were more to my liking and others I had a hard time getting into. Anthologies written by different authors tends to give you a lot of great stories versus a collection from the same author. I’d say this book covers the full spectrum from meh to wow. The nice thing is that none of them resembled the others and each one was a unique experience all to itself.

It was a good book of gruesome stories and I felt like the ones that stuck with me were more gory than terrifying, but no over the top gore where you would say not for the feint of heart. I didn’t ever feel like much of it was truly horror except for a select few, although to be fair, my threshold for horror is quite high. My favorite one felt more like a punk rendition of horror and became a splatter GG Allin show.

Hannibal Hills did a great job with the narration. Those familiar with his work know exactly the performance he provides and that he always maintains the same level of mastery. I even felt like in a few stories he brought out a tone of narration I hadn’t heard before and I had to check to see if there was more than one narrator.

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

A good collection with ups and downs.

A good collection of shorts I haven't seen or heard in other collections. Most trend towards Tales from the Cryptkeeper style pulp, but that's not a bad thing. There are also a couple of pieces here which unfortunately assume that chaingunning the listener with shock imagery is a substitute for a plot, and I found these nearly unlistenable, but these are in the minority.

Many stories here, and most i really liked

There are so many stories here that some your gonna really like the others are good as well.