In the Still of the Night

By: David L. Golemon

Narrated by: Stephen R. Thorne

New York Times best-selling author of The Event Group series returns with a new paranormal supernatural thriller just in time for Halloween. Set in the world of The Supernaturals, one of Riffle's Ten Best Haunted House Books of All Time.

Five years ago, the ghost hunting Supernaturals disbanded after being accused of faking their experiences at Summer House. Now, the eccentric, but brilliant, team of scientists and paranormal experts are being asked to join forces once again - this time to save the president.

Through strenuous investigation and mysterious messages about returning home, the team soon discovers the long lost home of the president: a small town in California called Moreno, a modern ghost town.

When the Supernaturals go to Moreno for answers, they find a presence; something came to Moreno after WWII, something that's still locked in a steel vault in the basement of the town's old movie theater.

To make matters worse, the thing in the basement is starting to pull them into its time, Halloween of 1963. With the body count rising, it'll be up to the Supernaturals to find an explanation for what this paranormal being is and how to defeat it.

©2017 David L. Golemon (P)2017 Recorded Books

Engrossing

I have the audio version. I couldn't stop listening I'm sad that there are only 2 books in the series. I hope to hear more. The narrator did a good job with voices. Much better than my own imagination.

Excellent follow up tale to the Supernaturals

What did you love best about In the Still of the Night?

The story was good, waiting a long time for the follow up to The Supernaturals. Sadly, instead of working with the original reader for Still of the Night, instead the Supernaturals was rereleased with Stephen Thorne as the reader.

What did you like best about this story?

David Goleman is a good writer and tells a great story. The Still of the Night was well worth the wait.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Stephen R. Thorne?

Jeffrey Kafer

If you could rename In the Still of the Night, what would you call it?

Dark of the Night

Any additional comments?

Do not get the re-release of the Supernaturals, if you can find it, get the original. The replacement of Jeffrey Kafer is as jarring as the replacement Dumbledore-instead of taking cues from the original, the replacement chewed the scenery doing his own thing.

Narrator is absolute garbage.

Story is decent , bit the narrator ruins it. Absolutely terrible narration. Bad pacing, bad tonality, no prereading... rubbish

Love for the ages

I loved the story though it was a bit long. I like the effort the author puts forth when it comes to historical accuracy. As he does with all of his stories. I always look forward to new books by Mr. Golemon.

Very good sequel

Loved this book was a great addition to original book. Wish he would make a third. His detail description of characters, places and scenarios is fantastic. Although narration could be more diverse but still good.

Great story, Made for television

I love this short series.
The characters are consistent across both books. And the narrator did a great job with voices and emotions. Can’t wait till the next one

I liked both if the stories.

this one had a very nice way to finish up things as best as could have been. we're born we live we die that's just a part of things but it doesn't have to be an unhappy story.

amazing read

i love The Supernaturals series. the first book had me wanting more. this book was even better

Great story

Loved it! Great story and character development. The first book was equally as good. Check it out.

Kinda drags at the end

Not as good as the first one but I'd still recommend it. For me it got kind of drawn out towards the ends, but over all it was enjoyable.