Bad Things

By: Tamara Thorne

Narrated by: George Kuch

The Piper clan emigrated from Scotland and founded the town of Santo Verde, California. The Gothic Victorian estate built there has housed the family for generations and has also become home to an ancient evil forever linked to the Piper name.

As a boy, Rick Piper discovered he had "the sight". It was supposed to be a family myth, but Rick could see the greenjacks - the tiny mischievous demons who taunted him throughout his childhood - and who stole the soul of his twin brother Robin one Halloween night.

Now a widower with two children of his own, Rick has returned home to build a new life. He wants to believe the greenjacks don't exist, that they were a figment of his own childish fears and the vicious torment he suffered at the hands of his brother. But he can still see and hear them, and they haven't forgotten that Rick escaped them so long ago. And this time, they don't just want Rick. This time they want his children....

©2002, 2013 Tamara Thorne (P)2021 Tamara Thorne

Finally Something Different ❤️

What a cool and interesting story! The folklore is great, and the characters are well developed and you really feel for the guy.

Sure To Become A Classic

Wow, I loved this book. Tamera Thorne is a new (to me) author that I've recently discovered and I'm tickled pink. It appears that Tamara has been writing since the early 90's and has quite an extensive back catalog of titles. I'm really looking forward to diving in and reading everything.

Bad Things has the feel and atmosphere of a the horror novels I used to read in the 80's when I was a teenager. I guess now you would call them vintage. This book is gritty, well-written, sometimes funny and downright scary. If you like tales that involve haunted old mansions with secret passages, Halloween and dirty old women, you'll love this book. A++

A Brilliant Story 👏

Another brilliant story by Tamara Thorne! This addictive page turner, wonderfully read by George Kuch, kept me on edge from the beginning to the end. The characters seemed so real, so thought out, I could actually imagine each one as I read along. As of now, Bad Things are on my top list of favorites. I highly recommend to all lovers of fantasy, mystery, thriller, a bit of horror and all around great writing. BRAVO 👏

absolutely brilliant horror writing!

I read this book when it first came out. I then forgot the title and author and spent years trying to figure out the name of the book and how I could get a copy. this story was expertly crafted and flawlessly paced. the characters grew towards one another and each one carried with them their own worth. there was no excess baggage as is so often the case in horror. the narrator was a little rough in the beginning but seemed to find his pace a couple hours in.
this is a must listen!

Great listen

Reminiscent of horror novels I read in the past, early Stephen King, Robert R McGammon. and others, this is a solid entry into the genre, and may keep you up a night.