Hobbomock

By: Ryan C. Thomas

Narrated by: Eric Priessman

In the late 1800s, deep in the woods of a small New England town, something was called forth for the purposes of revenge and death. Something evil, something bloodthirsty, something unstoppable. Now, what has lain dormant for over a century has been released on four unsuspecting teens trying to enjoy a quiet weekend alone. All they want to do is watch some movies and play some games. But their fun is cut short, and what starts as a series of strange and unsuspecting events soon turns into a bloodbath in which no one is safe. Hunter, Josh, Gemma, and Kailyn have only hours to figure out how to survive, because the Hobbomock is getting closer, and if it feeds, the world will never be the same.

©2018 Ryan C. Thomas (P)2022 Ryan C. Thomas

Critic reviews

"One of my new favorite writers!" (Brian Keene, author of Pressure)

"Thomas' writing sucks you in!" (Craig Saunders, author of Rain)

"Thomas leaves you sweating and vomiting, and all you want is more!" (Bryan Killian, author of Dust of the Devil's Land)

Great story, bad narration

the narrator was very monotone, not a lot of alteration in his voice for different characters and scenarios. the story was fantastic though.

The mental images presented

This was an adventure in imagining.
I found some of them broke new ground in " That one needs to be put in the vault of WTF. " At times you are mentally screaming the horror movies don't oor hurry the fu*k up you don't have time. but it was great builders for what need be done. good Listen

it ok.

this book is like a slashermovie from the 2000. gorish, a little predictable, the dialogue is like the actors tries really hard, but they are just a little flat written. not mindblowing, but sometimes a predictable horrorstory is ok.

do i regret listening to the whole thing ? No.
will i ever listen to it again? also no.