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The Seance in Apartment 10
- Narrated by: Valerie Englehart
- Length: 4 hrs and 39 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Horror
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Publisher's Summary
Would you like to speak to the dead?
When Tori moves into a studio at the rundown Lamplight apartment complex, she gets more than she bargained for. The faucet leaks, the water heater barely functions, and the lack of air conditioning makes the summer nights brutal...
But worst of all is the dark presence that stalks the building.
When she and her friends play around with a Ouija board, Tori learns firsthand why the living have no business communing with the dead. Something sinister is roused in the process, and her life begins to spiral into madness soon thereafter. She suffers terrible nightmares, hallucinations, and feels as though she's being watched at all hours of the day.
And that's only the beginning. If the spirit has its way, it'll consume her completely.
With a terrifying specter on her trail and only a few cryptic clues about the building's curious past to aid her, Tori searches desperately for a way to get rid of the spirit.
What has escaped from the underworld will not go back so easily, however.
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- Rebecca Edwards
- 04-06-2017
Mixed bag
Was The Seance in Apartment 10 worth the listening time?
I own most of Ambrose Ibsen's audio books and couldn't wait to listen to this one. Although the story was barely four hours long, it was a struggle to get though due to the narration. I'm going to assume that the narrator is probably a bit inexperienced; I am only leaving the negative review of her performance as a heads up to anyone who may be considering listening to the story over actually reading it. The narrator mispronounced quite a few words and had no shortage of strange inflections, primarily the habit of unspeaking.
Any additional comments?
Skip the audio for this story and read the book instead.
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- Spooky Mike
- 02-10-2020
Decent Story with Weak Haunting
It is clear that Ambrose Ibsen has gotten better at telling haunted house stories. This was a decent story, but not as good as you get with his later ones. I personally enjoy the journey of seeing an author mature through their writing so this was a great listen to hear his earlier works. Fans of Ibsen will most likely enjoy this, those who are not probably won't. Either way it was a decent haunted house story that didn't follow the typical plotline. The plot was a bit interesting and while this is a lesson of what not to do, it was an interesting take on the whole haunted house stories. I didn't think it was all that scary compared to some of his other stories and thought the book was just about over until I realized there was another 45 minutes. Made for a weird transition for me to the actual finale, which I thought was a bit lack luster. The characters were decent. I enjoyed Tori and thought that she seemed like your typical dumb college aged person who still makes bad decisions. She puts herself into further and further danger which while it goes against anything a rationale person would do, there wouldn't be much of a story if she was rationale. Wasn't terribly excited about the spirit in the book. Wasn't that spectacular and wished for more. Valerie Englrhart did a decent job of narrating this story. I liked her voice and thought she did a decent job with the characters, wasn't excited about the mispronounced words or some of the cadence. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.
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- timj26
- 29-09-2020
Loved it
Another fantastic story from the master of creeping dread Well narrated and highly recommended I received a free review audiobook and voluntarily left this review
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- Neona
- 24-04-2018
Couldn't get past the Narrator
I really like Ambrose Ibsen's stories. If you're in the mood for dark, creepy, something lurking in the shadows, he is my go to guy.
I liked the premise of this story but after listening to only ten minutes decided I just can't get past the narrator. She is reading too fast, almost like a nervous kid in front of a class that can't wait til he finishes his book report so he can sit back down.
I still want to read this story but I think I'll do it by actually reading it since I found the narrator more annoying than enjoyable. If you're looking for an Ambrose Ibsen story, I'd suggest one of his other ones like Transmission or The Asylum or Whispering Corridors. All of those I really enjoyed and the narrators did a great job.
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- stlblue1
- 23-10-2020
Enjoyed
I really like this book as well as the performance. It was not terrifying but it had some spooky moments. I would recommend it to anyone who has a fan of horror.
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- The PM Owl
- 05-02-2020
Alternate title: Dumb and Dumber
if you like horror stories where the main character disregards all common sense then this is the book.for you.
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- Mary Karowski
- 07-01-2020
Things NOT to do when you get a new place🙄
When you get a new place, don’t screw around with a ouija board!!! Moved into a new place and invited her friends over for a housewarming party. Little did she know what events would be set in motion. One girl brought a ouija board. This invited in a spirit of such a malevolent nature that the one girl was hospitalized with a brain aneurism. Now that the spirit world had been accessed and the door left open, our Mc is being visited by the spirit of the woman who hanged herself in the apartment above. Secrets will be revealed and a darkness will stare back into our very souls. We are not alone and once the world of spirits is touched, you are marked Forever and the veil around you will always be thinner and you will always be watched. Ibsen is as dark as ever and I love it! I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher
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- Sara
- 13-11-2019
Decent story
Decent audiobook. The story was pretty good but the main character did bug me a bit. It's like she lacked common sense completely. It did a good job to pray on my living alone fear there and the things you can't see. The narration with Valerie Englehart was pretty good. I do wish she had shown more emotion, more fear. She was kind of one note or monotone and lacked the real fear that would have escalated this entire audiobook IMO. I am LOVING Ambrose Ibsen's covers though! Amazing!!
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- CLOregon
- 30-10-2018
Strong feeling of anticipation...then of dread
Great job as always, this guy is the king of haunted houses. This one had a large dose of creepy chills, loved it! But then...once you were into the story and new what was happening I found myself mentally screaming "DON'T GO IN THERE!!" This one almost had me shaking in the end.
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- Veronica
- 07-08-2018
It will give you the creeps
This book had me sleeping with the hallway lights on. It gave me the creeps. The author does a great job of describing everything going on so that you can visualize what is going on. Highly recommend.
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