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Let's Go Play at the Adams'
Summary
"They're just kids.... It's only a game." That's what Barbara, a lovely 20-year-old babysitter told herself when she awoke bound and gagged. But the knots were tight and painful and the children would not let her go.
"They're just kids.... It's only a game," she told herself again. But the terror was real...and deadly!
In the decades since its original publication, Mendal W. Johnson's best-seller Let's Go Play at the Adams' (1974) has gained a reputation as one of the most harrowing horror novels ever written, and copies have long been unobtainable except at exorbitant prices. Now this first-ever audiobook version of the novel, read by award-winning narrator Matt Godfrey, adds a new dimension of horror to this cult masterpiece.
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- Amazon Customer
- 27-02-20
Wow
It’s honestly the worst book I’ve ever gone through. I got no enjoyment out of any minute.
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- Tyson
- 20-02-20
Great performance
But only a mediocre story. Read Ketchum’s Girl Next Door if you want to read a torture story that actually reveals something about the darkness of human nature.