Trapped by Jack Kilborn

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It was supposed to be a harmless camping trip. Six wayward teenagers who'd run into trouble with the law, and their court-appointed guardians, Sara and Martin Randhurst. Three nights on a small, deserted island off of Michigan's upper peninsula. A time to bond, to learn, to heal. Then Martin told a campfire story about the island's history. Of the old civil war prison hidden in there, and the starving confederate soldiers who resorted to cannibalism to stay alive. Everyone thought it was funny. They even laughed when Martin pretended to be dragged off into the woods. But Martin didn't come back. And neither did Sara when she went in search of him. Then the laughter stopped. The group soon began to realize that this deserted island wasn't so deserted after all. And perhaps Martin's ridiculous story had more truth to it than anyone thought. What's the most horrifying thing you can imagine? This is a hundred times worse... Review: "Listeners looking for a good scare will find thrills and chills aplenty in this breakneck tale of terror that is much enhanced by narrator Phil Gigante. Sara and Martin Randhurst have devoted themselves to helping teenagers who have run afoul of the law. During an overnight outing to a small island near Michigan's Upper Peninsula, Martin engages in the age-old tradition of telling ghost stories. But soon fiction becomes terrifying reality, and with Sara and Martin missing, their charges must battle for survival and face off against unimaginable horrors. Gigante magnificently conveys the characters' fear and the book's suspense, while distinctively portraying a wide variety of characters. His performance is a perfect example of a narrator elevating an author's work. Without background music or special effects, Gigante turns what could have been a clichéd, gory battle for survival into an enthralling listen. A CreateSpace paperback. (June)" Publishers Weekly Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.

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Trapped by Jack Kilborn