New Audiobook Releases: The Happy Man, The Delicate Dependency, The Moorstone Sickness

[Valancourt Books]

Our most recent audiobook releases:



The Happy Man: A Tale of Horror (1985) by Eric C. Higgs, narrated by Matt Godfrey
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“The Happy Man is an essential '80s horror read: smart, sharp, unforgiving, unlike anything else in the genre.” - Too Much Horror Fiction
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From its profoundly unsettling first pages, Eric C. Higgs's The Happy Man (1985) reveals the nightmare underside of the American dream and brilliantly echoes the Gothic horror tradition of Edgar Allan Poe and Roald Dahl.
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The Delicate Dependency: A Novel of the Vampire Life (1982) by Michael Talbot, narrated by Matt Godfrey
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“The past half-decade has seen a glut of vampire novels, but few as ambitious and seriously intended as this one . . . an impressive book, unflaggingly interesting.” – Publishers Weekly

“The tension builds page by page to a stunning climax . . . I doubt that I will ever forget it.” – Whitley Strieber, author of The Hunger and The Wolfen
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Michael Talbot’s The Delicate Dependency (1982) is often cited as one of the best vampire novels ever written.

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The Moorstone Sickness (1982) by Bernard Taylor, narrated by Matthew Lyon
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‘A fine atmosphere of terror’ – New York Times

‘Reaches its horrifying climax with seductive grace’ – Library Journal

‘Slow-building occult horror’ – Kirkus Reviews

When it comes to spine-chilling tales of quiet horror, no one surpasses Bernard Taylor, the bestselling author of the classic novels The Godsend and Sweetheart, Sweetheart.

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[Latasha]

The delicate dependency has been on my to read list for far too long so maybe this will work better for me.

[Latasha]

Sweetheart sweetheart was good! I’d give this one a try too.

[Tom]

I agree with Latasha. I really enjoyed Sweetheart Sweetheart so I will definitely be checking out The Moorstone Sickness.

[Kylie]

I enjoyed the books of The Moorstone Sickness and The Delicate Dependency a lot, so would recommend anyone interested in the audiobooks to try them.

[Latasha]

Thanks!

[Latasha]

I just finished the delicate dependency. I gave it a 4.5 I liked it a lot but at times it was a little slow. I loved the ending! and the big, big thing that was saved and not burned as we are told it was.