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Splitter

By: Kaitlyn Keller
Narrated by: Lisa Beacom
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When 23-year-old Mackenzie Foster wakes up in Kurat Manor to find herself captive to a sadistic stranger, she doesn't panic or cower in a corner. Instead, using her knowledge of horror video games, she comes up with a plan and prepares for the worst. But with insane, faceless creatures lurking the halls, notes detailing the experiments taking place inside, and a timid schoolteacher who's more of a hindrance than a help, surviving the night might be more than she's capable of.

©2020 Kaitlyn E. Keller (P)2020 Kaitlyn E. Keller Horror Scary
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I knew within 10 minutes of listening that this audiobook wasn’t for me, the writing is too....simple which seems like it’s written by a young person and doesn’t give much of a scary atmosphere considering what the story is about. I think teenagers would like this and other adults maybe but it’s not for me even though I do like scary thrillers. Sorry

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I was provided a copy of this book free of charge in exchange for an honest review.

This was a fun story, interesting characters and a great setting with a delivery that made it feel like I was watching someone play a videogame at times.

The creatures are cool and pretty soon we find our heroine trapped in a location and trying to both solve a mystery and escape, all the while being hunted by an ever-growing ang changing cadre of monsters.

My issue is, situations seemed to become a little repetitive at times and much like a videogame reusing the same maps and does the story dragged its feet a lot in the middle but the ending was really surprising and I did not foresee it ending how it did.

Narration was great throughout too with distinct characters and suitable creature voices so no complaints here at all.

In all, I enjoyed the book and the ending did stick with me for a while which is always a good sign of a story done well..but it does need to be edited down somewhat in my opinion.

A good story but overstays it's welcome.

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