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FantasticLand

by Mike Bockoven

Narrated by Angela Dawe, Luke Daniels

4.35 ABR Score (70.4K ratings)
★ 3.83 Goodreads (53.8K) ★ 4.48 Audible (16.6K)
10h 1m Released 2017 Horror

Why Listen to This Audiobook?

Lord of the Flies set in a theme park, told through survivor interviews — and Angela Dawe and Luke Daniels make every account feel like it might be a lie.

  • Great if you want: social horror with a found-document, investigative structure
  • Listening experience: propulsive and unsettling — unreliable narrators stack dread fast
  • Narration: Dawe and Daniels trade perspectives so each voice feels complicit
  • Skip if: you need characters you can root for

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About This Audiobook

When Hurricane Sadie cuts off all communication and traps dozens of young employees inside FantasticLand, Florida's premier theme park, what begins as an extended sleepover quickly transforms into something far more sinister. Isolated for weeks without adult supervision or contact with the outside world, the college-aged workers gradually abandon civilization's constraints and fracture into warring factions. Mike Bockoven constructs his harrowing tale through mock interviews and investigative reports, piecing together the shocking events that transformed a place where "Fun is Guaranteed" into a battlefield of territorial tribes fighting for survival and supremacy.

Angela Dawe and Luke Daniels deliver compelling performances that elevate this already gripping narrative into something truly unsettling. Their ability to inhabit multiple characters across the interview segments creates distinct voices for each survivor, making the oral history format feel authentic and immediate. The dual narration allows for seamless transitions between perspectives while maintaining the documentary-style tension that makes this modern Lord of the Flies so effective. Their measured delivery lets the horrifying details land with maximum impact, proving that sometimes the most chilling stories are told in the calmest voices.