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Mudcat
- Narrated by: J. Rodney Turner
- Length: 7 hrs and 6 mins
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Mudcat
Narrated by:
J. Rodney Turner
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Publisher's Summary
The town of Ashford Fork, Tennessee, has enough problems dealing with the worst rainstorm in a century. When the townsfolk start turning up dead and partially eaten, they discover they have more than rain to worry about.
Something was in the lake, something that has now grown beyond their wildest imaginations, and something that has been given free reign to feed as the water level rises and the town begins to flood.
A staple of Southern cooking has turned the tables. Will anyone survive the rise of the Mudcat?
From the author of The Corruption of Alston House and Savage Mountain comes a tale reeking of B-Movie goodness in novel form.
©2020 John Quick (P)2021 Fireside Horror
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