I could kick my library right now. Seriously. Kick it. Or at least metaphorically speaking. Why am I debating the not so fine merits of frustration violence against my beloved local library? Because until the audio copy of the second book in this series comes out, I'll be jonesing for my Pine Deep fix. 
 The audio narration for this is incredibly fun and a very quick listen. Occasionally I'd have a few voices that sounded a little strange in a "not on purpose" way, but overall I loved the various voices Weiner gave us. ESPECIALLY the voices for villains Karl Ruger and Griswold. There's a wonderful menace in those voices and I can tell the narrator had a lot of fun coming up with just the right pitch. 
 Story-wise, I'll warn you that if you're not a fan of pulp horror then you'll probably want to approach this with caution. This is pretty much a great example of pulp horror at its finest and I'm honestly surprised that this hasn't been snatched up to make a movie. It's just 100% pure fun. The story is decent, the characters are good, but what ultimately makes this book are the villains. Karl Ruger was absolutely my favorite character in the book. 
 The only downfall is that at times the cast of characters seems to be a little overly large. I'm aware that this is a trilogy and that odds are the cast of characters will slowly dwindle, but there's a LOT going on here and at first I had a little trouble keeping up with the various introductions and characters. I'm still incredibly anxious to get my hands on the next audiobook in the trilogy, but I do hope that there aren't that many new characters introduced in the next two books. 
 Overall though, this was a blast to listen to and I can't wait for the next book. Definitely one that I'm debating purchasing in audiobook format and/or in paperback.