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Narrated by: Gary Tredwell Genre: Apocalyptic Sci-Fi, Horror, Paranormal 5 Stars Superb Read Firesmith turned his magnificently written story, Hell Holes 4, into a magnificent prequel on audio, a great add to his Hell Holes Series. I read and listened to the books that came before this one in the series, and now, the prequel is here. The alien demons are taking who they want and making them slaves. Hell is not what we perceive as Hell, it's a planet all of its own. We learn

Hell Holes 3: To Hell and Back by Donald Firesmith Narrated by: Gary Tredwell 5 Stars Aileen is back!!! Firesmith tells a magnificent story in Holes 3: To Hell and Back. I've read the first two stories in this series, and I really liked them. I recommend, as I always do, read the entire series, and in order. Then, after the grand reads, listen to each one. It's just something that the words being spoken, the story being told, brings a new dimension to the story. And, starting

Hell Holes 2: Demons on the Dalton by Donald Firesmith Narrated by: Gary Tredwell 5 Stars Demon hunting at a w"hole" new level Firesmith tells an intense, devil fighting, story in Hell Holes 2: Demons on the Dalton. I read the first book in the series a while ago, but after looking at my old notes on it, I liked this one a hell (pun intended) of a lot better. The characters were strong, and intelligent. This author brings the story to life. The characters had a lot of depth,

Audiobook: Narrated by: Gary Tredwell 4 Stars Good foundation for fantasy Firesmith tells a good story in Hell Holes: What Lurks Below. The concept of this story was good, and the story was enjoyable. To me, it's a cross between sci-fi slash fantasy and horror. It had a long build-up but it was well written. It felt like it had a lot of different things that were going on, maybe a little too much. Firesmith writes a good story, and there were probably several going on within

5 Stars Secrets and Magic, something special here! Firesmith pens a magical story in The Secrets of Hawthorne House. I have read work from this author before, and I really enjoyed it. A family, trying to overcome their grief, moves to a small town in Indiana. Secrets, magic and the unexplained encompass Matt's life. The story has multiple levels and interesting plot twists. Unpredictable, and enjoyable. The story brings in the believable, even if almost impossible. A very wel

5 Stars Superb Read Firesmith pens a magnificent prequel to his Hell Holes Series. I read the books that came before this one in the series, and now, the prequel is here. The alien demons are taking who they want, and making them slaves. Hell is not what we perceive as Hell, it's a planet all of its own. We learn about Paul and his family, and the Hellish journey he must face not to just survive, but get out from under this devilish predicament. What I like about the story, b

5 Stars Aileen is back!!! Firesmith pens a magnificent story in Holes 3: To Hell and Back. I've read the first two stories in this series, and I really liked them. I recommend, as I always do, read the entire series, and in order. It just makes you enjoy each one, the better. If you've read the other stories, you know Aileen O'Shannon, and she is back for another demon hunting journey. The demons are emerging from the holes in the artic, and it's nothing but more and more hol

5 Stars Demon hunting at a w"hole" new level Firesmith pens an intense, devil fighting, story in Hell Holes 2: Demons on the Dalton . I have read work from this author before, and I really enjoyed it. I read the first book in the series a while ago, but after looking at my old notes on it, I liked this one a hell (pun intended) of a lot better. The characters were strong, and intelligent. This author brings the story to life. The characters had a lot of depth, and were very r

5 Stars Magnetic reads! This collection of innovative thinking (or uncanny dreams) by Firesmith is a remarkable work of words. The words almost haunted the pages, as the first thought, Her mother's eyes, definitely caught my attention. I must admit, how i loved reading all of the unique stories, I really enjoyed "The Collector." I kept going back to that particular story, though each story was more interesting than the one before it. I enjoyed reading this collection, and ent