Holler

A Pulp Horror Novel (Haint’s Hollow, Book 2)

By: Samuel Brower

Narrated by: Adam McLaughlin

Greg Gallogly swore he’d never go back. Leaving his Kentucky hometown meant escaping the dead-end roads, the violence, and the ghosts of his past. But when his stolen chopper turns up in a gang-run warehouse, one reckless decision forces him and his new friend Tanya on a desperate cross-country escape—one that leads him straight back to Haint’s Hollow.

Meanwhile, deep in the Appalachian hollers, Sheriff Hunter Gallogly discovers a badly burned man in a wolf den. The man should be dead. Or, if he is who Hunter thinks he is, he should have turned. But he hasn’t. And whatever kept him alive—and unchanged—is beyond Hunter’s understanding. When bodies start piling up again in Haint’s Hollow, Hunter realizes the nightmare that gripped the town just months ago may not be over.

Greg and Hunter don’t know it yet, but they’re on a collision course. They’re cousins, bound by blood to a family history they barely understand. And the horrors buried in the mountains are waiting for them both.

If you love gritty Southern thrillers, pulp horror, and tension that builds until it erupts into chaos, Holler is the book you’ve been waiting for.

Buy now, and discover what hunts in the hills.

©2025 Adam Colonel (P)2025 Adam Colonel

A great second book

A great use of the same characters. Again, the story was great. I look forward to the next book.

Amazing continuation of the Gallogly’s story!

Make sure you read/listen to the first book before this one, it will not make sense otherwise. If you like monster stories, but can’t stand goofy monster romance with hunky werewolves and sparkling vampires then this series is for you. Super inventive history of how they came to be, and this was a fantastic sequel to the first book Haint. Can’t wait for the next book in this series!!

Great Story Continuation

Loved it! can't wait for book #3 to be available on Audible.

The narrator is amazing as always, and really seems to bring the story to life!!

Worth the Listen

It’s not high literature but it’s a good time. My only problem with both books in the set is they just aren’t long enough.

Excellent Narration

Not bad. Loved the narrator's capture of characters - esp Bro Jesse. I normally hate humor in my horror but added just right amnt at the right time.