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Ill Met by Moonlight
- Narrated by: Bill Oberst Jr.
- Length: 3 hrs and 7 mins
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Ill Met by Moonlight
Narrated by:
Bill Oberst Jr.
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Publisher's Summary
Walking death, they're called.
And those horrible macadamia trees.
But their real names are Whig, Mary Jane, and Quetzalcoatl, just to name three of them.
Trees don't walk. But here they do. In Ill Met by Moonlight they walk, they kill, they eat people, and then they're....
Nope.
Telling you more would spoil the fun.
Welcome to this horror collection about the walking macadamia nut trees of Hawaii. Believe it or not, you're going to laugh. A new addition to the humorous horror genre.
Enjoy.
©2016 Gretchen Rix (P)2017 Gretchen Rix
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