Ghost Eaters: A Novel Audiobook

Quotes

• “Shades of Flatliners and addiction drama pepper this tale.”

  — USA Today

• “[An] excellent horror novel.”

  — Mount Pleasant Daily Tribune

• “[A] thrill ride of ghosts, grief, and god complexes explored through a Southern Gothic lens.”

  — Rue Morgue

• “A legitimately terrifying ghost story and also a thoughtful and smart (if grim) exploration of how addiction destroys lives.”

  — Vulture

• “Fans of body horror will rejoice as Chapman leads readers through a trippy world.”

  — BookRiot

• “A keenly observant narrative that, with a mix of body horror and just plain horror, plucks at the raw nerves of the grieving process.”

  — Sci Fi Magazine

• “A high anxiety, utterly original, and compelling contemplation of what it means to be haunted.”

  — Library Journal

• “Probes the terrorizing psychological grip of addiction, both to drugs and to toxic relationships…The narrative sucks readers into its dark, disorienting world.”

  — Publishers Weekly

• “Elisabeth Rodgers’….performance is slow and ominous as it layers in scares and meditations on addiction…The story itself is unsettling, and Rodgers’s performance is compelling.”

  — AudioFile

• “A Gothic-punk graveyard tale…An addicting read that draws you into its descent from the first page.”

  — Chuck Wendig, New York Times bestselling author

• “Reads like a scared straight program that horrifies you into choosing life.”

  — Grady Hendrix, New York Times bestselling author

• “A nonstop thrill ride, all you can do is strap in and prepare to be haunted.”

  — Richard Chizmar, New York Times bestselling author

• “This book is as good as modern horror gets.”

  — John Hornor Jacobs, author of A Lush and Seething Hell

• “Weaves hair-raising, goosebump-inducing horror through a sharp exploration of loss, addiction, and grim history. Haunting guaranteed.”

  — Rachel Harrison, author of The Return

• “A dash of humor, real-life demons, complex characters, a heavy dose of the supernatural, and the kind of ending you never forget. This is high-grade horror.”

  — Gabino Iglesias, author of The Devil Takes You Home