Eddie Skelson has 3 audiobooks on Listento.it, narrated by 3 narrators. The most-rated is Crowley: The Ravensblack Affair, Book 1.
Rocks Fall. Everyone Dies
Summary
Before the dungeons, before the dragons, there is the party.... Valeran is bored. Corbett is broke. Andreton and Donald are on the run and Dorian just wants to do what is right. Not the best recipe for a questing group but when you are driven by prophecy sometimes the mix is decided for you. Action, razor sharp humour, and a smart, character-driven plot are the hallmarks of an Eddie Skelson adventure and he delivers it all in this story of an absurd fantasy world.
©2019 Eddie Skelson (P)2020 Eddie Skelson
The Lemonade Brothers
Summary
Geoff and Bevvo are professional scavengers in a world recovering from the inevitable zombie plague. As they plan and execute their ingenious assault upon a pristine shopping center, we are treated to their extraordinary history since the plague began and hints of something darker to come. Written by Eddie Skelson, author of the Crowley series, Superhero City, Winter Falls, and Rocks Fall and Everyone Dies, The Lemonade Brothers is a cracking zombie invasion story told at a pace filled with the author's signature wit and dialogue.
©2017 Eddie Skelson (P)2021 Eddie Skelson
Crowley: The Ravensblack Affair, Book 1
Summary
Roused from his drug-induced ritual London's eminent occultist, Aleister Crowley is dragged into a live crime scene by short-tempered Inspector, Ron Bryson. An awful thing is happening at Ravensblack Hall and Bryson believes it might take a madman to placate another madman. Bolstered by the promise of free stuff and perhaps an opportunity to rubbish the name of an arch rival Crowley reluctantly agrees to help. However, his almost legendary sense of self-preservation soon advises him that this was a dreadful mistake. The first part of a four part series, Crowley: The Ravensblack Affair is a dark comedy of Lovecraftian horrors, eloquent profanity, spiteful wit, and devious intent.
©2016 Eddie Skelson (P)2017 Eddie Skelson