G. M. Hague

Horror Story, Volume V
By: G. M. Hague
Narrated by: G. M. Hague
This is an audible book I requested and the review is voluntary.
I enjoyed this story a lot. It is a short story of novella but it certainly gets everything in. It is about a hangman and he is near retirement, he has only a couple of 'clients' to go when he starts hearing a girl's voice. There was only one girl that stands out in his memory of being on the gallows, a 16 year old found with a blood ax and her family dead. The girl never spoke all during the trial or said nothing up to the time she was executed. There is also a lady in the crowd now that is bothering the hangman, he thinks she is a reporter. Nothing is as it appears. Good short story. Not spooky but just sad and creepy. Good for those people that want to read a spooky story but don't want it to be too spooky. I enjoyed it and the author also narrated it and did an excellent job!… (mais)

Horror Story: Volume III: Footprints In The Snow by G.M. Hague is an audio book I requested and the review is voluntary. It is a horror story set in the times of the war, in winter, in 1944. The German soldiers are in the thick forest and take refuge in a large church to stay warm and to get food. The leader of the German patrol is very cruel and strict. The nuns will not help the patrol but allow them to get their food but won't cater to them. They don't want to be seen helping the enemy. Slowly, the men in the patrol start dying. The church is very large and the Germans think the enemy is in the house and the nuns are helping the enemy. It is far from the truth. It is pretty good. I think the head German was the worse thing there, really. People can be worse than the unknown. The narration was spot on also.… (mais)