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  • By: Jeff Chapman
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  • Length: 2 hrs and 57 mins
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Summary

Well-behaved children have nothing to fear from Krampus, right?

Hans and Helga face a nasty encounter with bully Johan as the days to Christmas count down. But bullies are not the only threat the village children face. Krampus is long overdue to pay a visit. Chickens and ducks have gone missing, with hoof prints leading away. Good children like Hans and Helga have nothing to fear, or do they? Johan knows he's a target. What plot is he hatching to save himself? Is Krampus smart enough to see through it?

Krampus Comes to Town is a novella of treachery and sacrifice.
©2021 Jeff Chapman (P)2023 Jeff Chapman
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fun

Short stories like these are pretty fun. The storyline is pretty straight forward and the characters are well written. I really enjoyed this one, even though it's shorter than the ones I generally read.

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Creepy just how I like it

It is a quick and fun read, at under 3 hours as an audiobook.
I've loved the legend of Krampus all of my life, so I jumped to this story in a heartbeat. And I wasn't disappointed.
The story is creepy and strange, but just how I like it.
The narration is amazing with its German accent and rather raspy voice.
My only criticism would be the cover. I understand the need to show the horror aspect, but I would also like to have had a bit more winter feeling.

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