Horror Audio Books That Should Be Made Into Movies

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There isn't anything quite as enjoyable as a well produced horror audio book. There is a lot of work that goes into the production, starting with choosing a good narrator that can really bring out the plot and characters. When I've finished listening to a good audio book, I often am left wanting more. I wonder what the audio book would look like if it were adapted into a film. Here is my list of the best horror audio books that should be considered for movie adaptation.

Coldheart Canyon

Clive Barker's remarkable Hollywood ghost story captures the reader's attention from the start. The characters are all interesting in their unique ways and, like most good tales of suspense, the villains take evil to another level.

Summer of Night

Dan Simmons' excellent novel about children growing up in the 1950s who have to band together in order to fight a terrifying monster that could potentially destroy their whole town. There is something lurking in the basement of the Old Central school and a small group of friends discover the true nature of evil.

Swan Song

Robert McCammon's post apocalyptic tale has often been compared to Stephen King's The Stand and that comparison certainly is appropriate. The story of a young gifted girl named Swan, a schizophrenic bag lady, and a wrestler named Black Frankenstein fighting against a malevolent demon after a nuclear apocalypse has wiped out most of civilization is certainly one of the more enjoyable horror books to be written in the 1980s.

Manhattan Murder Club

John Saul leaves behind the familiar territory of the supernatural to delve into real world evils of homelessness and political corruption in this horror novel. A young man is convicted of a violent crime that he didn't commit. Instead of going to prison, he is kidnapped and wakes up in a room deep in the sewers of New York City. A stranger tells him and another man that they've been chosen for the hunt and if they can make it to the surface, they're free. But if not, they die.

The Rising

Brian Keene's epic zombie apocalypse novel about scientists unleashing demons into our own world which allows them to inhabit the bodies of the recently dead, who awake and kill the living. The book won the Bram Stoker Award for best fiction and it is one of the better zombie novels available on audio.

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Best fantasy books 2012

Every year the world of fantasy books has offers from favourite authors and promising newcomers and 2012 is no exception. Books and young adult fantasy are vampire as hot as ever and ever. If you are looking after your reading pile, put something exciting in some of the best fantasy books from this year.

1. The wind through the keyhole, Stephen King. The renowned author may be famous for books with horror stories, but his Dark Tower series is one of the best fantasy series ever written and it has a strong following. This tranche stands on its own, so even those new to the series may follow. It is a story within a story within a story, with Roland, he tells his ka-tet was a shape-shifter and found a young terrified whom he consoled with a story that his mother had told him.

2. 22.11.63, Stephen King. Paperback is story about school teacher Maine, 2012 King phenomenal time travel itself back to the 60s be transported where he walks through a portal. He decides to use the opportunity, a transformative event in American history-stop the assassination of JFK. What follows is an incredible journey, rich in history, excitement, and love.

3. Block Charlaine Harris. This is the twelfth installment in the Sookie Stackhouse series, which inspired the tv series true blood. Sookie investigates the bizarre circumstances of the death of a girl at a vampire party.

4. 50 Shades of grey, e.l. James. Erotic imagination took audiences by storm mainstream book with the first installment in a steamy new series, which began as a twilight fan fiction. A student chance encounter with a young billionaire leads to an affair to remember - complete with mystery, intrigue and bondage.

5. Hollow Earth, John and Carole E. Barrowman. This is the first book in a new series for young people, but adults will find it just as fascinating. Young twins discover they have that makes their drawings to life and experience on the world of the painting at will - and a secret society by their performance, give the hidden Kingdom of the hollow Earth where demons expect is bent.

6. Picus the thief, Robin Bennett. This was published in 2011, but it should in any event in 2012, create your list. Picus can be found trying to stop a vampire civil war, while being chased by fairies and befriend a witch. Enter an imaginative world, where the hidden Kingdom begins to collide with the world of people.

7. Windhaven, George r.r Martin and Lisa Tuttle. Fans of Martin's game of Thrones series will love this. Set in the water world of Windhaven, follows the history of Maris and their aspiration to, by merit rather than inheritance, one of the elite of silver-winged flyers, fly over seas, to deliver news and stories to far away people. But her success is short-lived when a revolution of their world is in danger and is forced to make sacrifices.

8. Insurgent, Veronica Roth. This is set a book two of the highly acclaimed divergent series in a dystopian world. With their world around them collapses, TRIS tries, they treat the victims has make. But as she tries to uncover the secrets behind their society, she realized that the victims has only just begun.

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