Southern Gods Audiobook

" A short but enjoyable eldritch journey through the south of the US. A top effort for a debut novel "

" Needed to be a much longer book with a slower buildup. A good first effort. "

" A clever mishmash of noir, Lovecraftion Horror and southern literature. Though none of the good guys really went wibbly wobbly like they should in any good Lovecraft, it was still quite good! "

" I loved this book! Dark, atmospheric, and unsettling. "

" Wow...dark, really dark, but good. Compelling story, interesting combination of Zoroastrianism and dark beliefs. "

" A blood-soaked horror fantasy delight. "

" I wrote a lengthy review of John Horner Jacobs' brilliant first novel on Amazon. "

" Good story but gets very graphic and explicit at the end. "

" Loved it! John Hornor Jacobs took a usual genre and put a rather unique spin that takes place in Arkansas... Nice horror/mystery weekend quicky that is to be enjoyed! "

" Still reading, still reading--Blues man named Ramblin John Hastur is stirring up trouble in 1950s Arkansas, and it's up to Bull Ingram to track'em down. Most excellent so far... "

" So far, it reads great! I love the style of the writing and the creepiness of the south is a great fit to the Lovecraftian Mythos. Will write up more as I get closer to the finish. "

" A short but enjoyable eldritch journey through the south of the US. A top effort for a debut novel "

" Excellent Southern Gothic Horror with some Noir thrown in. A great readd for those who like a little Elder Gods with their horror? Very original idea.. most enjoyable "

" The hard-boiled investigator was brutal, which I liked. Too much of the story was driven by fate (coincidence) and divine intervention, which I'm not too keen on. Overall, it was a solid, entertaining debut and I'd certainly pick up another book by this author. "

" Southern Gods is pretty good fantasy-horror. The story follows the fortunes of humans unwittingly caught up in a conflict between gods both good and evil as they battle in post WW2 Southern USA. Things get bloody. "

" An Ellroy inspired protagonist takes a southern roadtrip & meets Lovecraftian horrors. Great texture & a unique setting. My only disappointment was not enough blues! "