A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops and Dangerous Destinations, and True Crime Tales
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- Author：Christine Schiefer
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Summary
Pack up your Ouija board， wine bra， and squirt guns full of holy water 。。。 we’re going on a road trip！ From the hit podcast And That’s Why We Drink， this is your interactive travel guide to the hosts’ favorite spooky and sinister sights。 The world is a scary place 。。。 and that’s why we drink！
Jam-packed with illustrations， fun facts， travel tips， and beverage recs， this illustrated guide includes some of the country’s most notorious crime scenes， hauntings， and supernatural sightings。 You’ll also find Christine and Em’s personal recommendations to the best local bars and ice cream parlors， oddity museums， curiosity shoppes， and more。 Explore some of the most bizarre cases you’ve heard on the show， as well as exclusive new content from bayous， basements， and bars！
Jam-packed with illustrations， fun facts， travel tips， and beverage recs， this illustrated guide includes some of the country’s most notorious crime scenes， hauntings， and supernatural sightings。 You’ll also find Christine and Em’s personal recommendations to the best local bars and ice cream parlors， oddity museums， curiosity shoppes， and more。 Explore some of the most bizarre cases you’ve heard on the show， as well as exclusive new content from bayous， basements， and bars！
Reviews
Montzalee Wittmann
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A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops and Dangerous Destinations， and True Crime Talesby Christine Schiefer， Em SchulzThis is an audio version I requested and received from NetGalley and it was so very interesting！ The two friends talk about the various destinations， crimes， or hauntings that they found interesting and describe the history and story behind each place。 They tell enough to really get a feel for the story， crime， and place without going overboard。 The places deal with real crimes ov A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops and Dangerous Destinations， and True Crime Talesby Christine Schiefer， Em SchulzThis is an audio version I requested and received from NetGalley and it was so very interesting！ The two friends talk about the various destinations， crimes， or hauntings that they found interesting and describe the history and story behind each place。 They tell enough to really get a feel for the story， crime， and place without going overboard。 The places deal with real crimes over a broad range of time。 Some crimes are turn of the century or earlier but others the criminal may still be in prison！Some of these criminal destinations have become haunted and other places are haunted from strange happenings through the past。 （If you believe in hauntings！）The two women are excellent storytellers and add humor throughout this book。 I enjoy books like this。 They don't get caught up on one story and drag on with it。 Each story gets a fair amount of time necessary and they moved on before I got bored。 I want to thank NetGalley and the publisher for letting me listen to this story。 The authors narrated the story and they did an wonderful job！ 。。。more
Linda Galella
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“A Haunted Road Atlas” is the most fun read I’ve had in a good long time。 It made me wanna shout: “ROAD TRIP！” Set up as a mash up of comic book， atlas and narrative， the whole reading experience is an adventure。 Some of the formatting gets cut up in strange places in the Kindle edition or maybe， just maybe， there’s a ghost wandering the Kindle office…This is a big book of around 450 pages not including publishing stuff and index， etc。 That’s the reason I got the Kindle version altho’ now， I’m s “A Haunted Road Atlas” is the most fun read I’ve had in a good long time。 It made me wanna shout: “ROAD TRIP！” Set up as a mash up of comic book， atlas and narrative， the whole reading experience is an adventure。 Some of the formatting gets cut up in strange places in the Kindle edition or maybe， just maybe， there’s a ghost wandering the Kindle office…This is a big book of around 450 pages not including publishing stuff and index， etc。 That’s the reason I got the Kindle version altho’ now， I’m seriously considering an hard copy for my table; it’s SO interesting！ Each section is devoted to a region of the country， （Northeast， Southeast， Midwest， Northwest， etc。） and further sorted into specific locations where Em & Christine have had a show。Chapters begins with a blurb from each of them followed by storytelling of paranormal events。 These are truncated versions of their podcasts。 Happily， E & C have included links to their award winning podcasts via QR codes。 Also included are: wine & milkshake haunts and lists of haunted hotels， spooky places & other weird， （wtf）， places。 Little offset boxes of fun facts appear thru out the text。Locations are highlighted all over the country， altho’ it’s a bit light on the northwest。 With the current gasoline cost issues， this book is a great way to find a fun and unique vacation experience that’s close to home， （or not）， and as haunted， sinister， or dangerous as you want it to be。If that doesn’t work for ya， just read the book to find out just why they drink; you’ll be glad you did📚 。。。more
Heather Rochon
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Pack your bags。 It’s time for a road trip， friends。 A Haunted Road Atlas should be your next go-to guide for planning the spooktacular vacation of your dreams。 Or nightmares， if that’s what you prefer。If you’ve heard of the podcast And That’s Why We Drink， and even if you haven’t， this book is written by hosts Christine Schiefer （she/her） and Em Schulz （they/them）。 I didn’t know about ATWWD before picking up this book， but it’s not necessary at all to enjoy what’s inside。 Covering thirty-two sta Pack your bags。 It’s time for a road trip， friends。 A Haunted Road Atlas should be your next go-to guide for planning the spooktacular vacation of your dreams。 Or nightmares， if that’s what you prefer。If you’ve heard of the podcast And That’s Why We Drink， and even if you haven’t， this book is written by hosts Christine Schiefer （she/her） and Em Schulz （they/them）。 I didn’t know about ATWWD before picking up this book， but it’s not necessary at all to enjoy what’s inside。 Covering thirty-two states where they toured their podcast， Christine and Em take turns telling one paranormal story and one true crime story for each city from coast to coast。 They also recommend local bars， ice cream shops， haunted tours， and other noteworthy attractions that have a haunted or gruesome histories。If you’re on a road trip or in the process of planning one， this can be a great guide to follow to find some unique places to visit。 Christine and Em give a little bit of their own experience with each town， so it comes off as a more personal recommendation。 If you’re bored in the car， the book has QR codes for each paranormal and true crime story that link to the related ATWWD episode， so you can listen along。 And apparently there’s a scavenger hunt for fans of the podcast to follow， too， but I guess I’m not fan enough to know。If you’re not on a road trip or not planning on spending that much time in the car ever again， this can still be a fun book to pick up， you can just skip the travel guide parts。 The paranormal and true crime stories are succinct with some entertaining， podcast style commentary from Christine and Em。 There were a few stories that I’ve heard coverage of before in other podcasts or books， but I was surprised by how many of them were new to me （so many serial killers， y’all）。 I liked that the authors mentioned if locations from the stories were still around to tour or not because I’m definitely going to visit the haunted place they covered in my hometown。I’ll recommend this one for fans of true crime， ghost stories， or both。 Clocking in at just under 300 pages with some cool illustrations， A Haunted Road Atlas might be old news for long-time fans of ATWWD but perfect if you’re looking for some spooky non-fiction。A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops， Dangerous Destinations， and True Crime Tales is out now。4。5/5 Stars。I received a free e-ARC of A Haunted Road Atlas from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Lindsay Evans
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I received an advanced version of the audiobook from the publisher， and this is my honest review。 Though I typically love an audiobook， this one was lacking。 It's hard to listen to a list， and the very beginning and very end of this book is just that--lists of places the authors loved or visited。 I think I would've preferred to read in its paperback form， but even then， I found the content to be similar to listening to a podcast in book form。 Not great。 I love a good true crime story， and have e I received an advanced version of the audiobook from the publisher， and this is my honest review。 Though I typically love an audiobook， this one was lacking。 It's hard to listen to a list， and the very beginning and very end of this book is just that--lists of places the authors loved or visited。 I think I would've preferred to read in its paperback form， but even then， I found the content to be similar to listening to a podcast in book form。 Not great。 I love a good true crime story， and have even read other podcasters' books in the past， which left me excited to read this one as well。 Unfortunately， the constant reminder to "find out more in podcast episode X，" was frustrating and made me wonder why the authors chose to write a book in the first place。 I wish the editor（s） would've helped them craft something that felt new and different than the podcast they listen to frequently。 。。。more
Jenn Marshall
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I was instantly curious because of the blurb on the book。 Pack up your ouija board， wine bra， and squirt guns of holy water we're going on a road trip。 That was exactly the vibe this book gave。 It was filled with horrible places some of which were true crime spots， but it was done in a lighthearted way without being disrespectful to the people affected by these places。 The physical copy has illustrations so I do recommend getting that as a companion to this audiobook。 I wish I was able to see pi I was instantly curious because of the blurb on the book。 Pack up your ouija board， wine bra， and squirt guns of holy water we're going on a road trip。 That was exactly the vibe this book gave。 It was filled with horrible places some of which were true crime spots， but it was done in a lighthearted way without being disrespectful to the people affected by these places。 The physical copy has illustrations so I do recommend getting that as a companion to this audiobook。 I wish I was able to see pictures of the places。 Especially since I plan to revisit the book while planning road trips。 Every city gets its own chapter including a paranormal place and true crime story。 They also included lists of other places to go。 I cannot wait to check out some of the places in the book。5 stars。 。。。more
Sarah
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Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the arc of A Haunted Road Atlas by Christine Schiefer and Em Schulz。Come on an adventure through the continental United States（plus Hawaii） as Shiefer and Schulz tell you ghost stories and true crime tales in each of the states that is mentioned。This was a great book but needed to be consumed in small chunks。 Each story was it's own piece and going from story to story wasn't as much fun as it would be to be looking through this as a true atlas。 I thin Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for the arc of A Haunted Road Atlas by Christine Schiefer and Em Schulz。Come on an adventure through the continental United States（plus Hawaii） as Shiefer and Schulz tell you ghost stories and true crime tales in each of the states that is mentioned。This was a great book but needed to be consumed in small chunks。 Each story was it's own piece and going from story to story wasn't as much fun as it would be to be looking through this as a true atlas。 I think it would make a great coffee table book or， if you are a huge fan of true crime， a way to plan some vacations。I appreciated the lists of hotels and drink place recommendations。 This gives lots of great ideas of where to visit。 I also really love the fact that there is a QR code attached to each story that links you to the podcast（s） that mention these ghost or true crime stories so that you can get more information。 If you are wanting an indepth look at certain stories than this is not the book but as an overview to choose something to look into or a way to plan some fun trips that may or may not be haunted I think this is a great book to have in your collection。 5 stars。 。。。more
BasicallyRach
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Really enjoyed the audio version of this book that was gifted to me by NetGalley！ So much so that I will be buying the physical copy when it is out！ The hosts of the podcast And That’s Why We Drink take you around the country to discuss landmarks， history， murders， mysteries， and， of course， the paranormal。 The pacing was engaging and entertaining。 Will be recommending to my friends！
Ryan
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I’m not always hip on books that start out as a podcast but this has proven to be the exception。 I like the format which keeps the listener engaged and wanting to move forward。 Each location starts out with “hey this is the city we were in and this is what happened to us while there”。 Then it tells something paranormal that takes place in and around the city and then a true crime。 Sometimes these true crimes were big events like HM homes in Chicago， or the Black Dahlia in California。 Other times I’m not always hip on books that start out as a podcast but this has proven to be the exception。 I like the format which keeps the listener engaged and wanting to move forward。 Each location starts out with “hey this is the city we were in and this is what happened to us while there”。 Then it tells something paranormal that takes place in and around the city and then a true crime。 Sometimes these true crimes were big events like HM homes in Chicago， or the Black Dahlia in California。 Other times the stories are little known things that happened in these local areas。 Then it finished each section with interesting facts about the location and which podcast has more information。 Overall the formula really worked for me。 Some of the locales I already knew about because I had lived in and around there， like Joliet prison， but I didn’t know about the prison in Alton （that’s no longer there） when they talked about St。 Louis。 So there’s something for everybody。 This book is very well done and well I’m not a podcast listener， they’ve made a new fan and I’m going to be checking it out and so should you。 。。。more
Ashleah
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A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops， Dangerous Destinations， and True Crime Tales is a spooky travel guide by Christine Schiefer and Em Schulz。 The ebook version is 304 pages。 I listened to the audiobook， which clocks in at seven hours and is narrated by the authors。 Schiefer and Schulz are the hosts of the popular podcast And That's Why We Drink。 This book is an interactive travel guide to their favorite spooky and sinister places in the United States。 The book is broken down by location， from A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops， Dangerous Destinations， and True Crime Tales is a spooky travel guide by Christine Schiefer and Em Schulz。 The ebook version is 304 pages。 I listened to the audiobook， which clocks in at seven hours and is narrated by the authors。 Schiefer and Schulz are the hosts of the popular podcast And That's Why We Drink。 This book is an interactive travel guide to their favorite spooky and sinister places in the United States。 The book is broken down by location， from the Northeast United States （including Boston， New York， Washington DC， Pittsburgh， and Philadelphia） to the Northwest （including Seattle and Portland）。 Don't worry Hawaii， you're also included！The authors detail supernatural activities and true crime events for each city they discuss， along with travel tips， food and beverage recommendations， and cool places to check out。 The book is mostly an overview of each city， but the hosts let you know in which episode of their podcast they discussed these stories， if you'd like more detailed information。 That being said， there is also new exclusive content for the book that was not brought up in their podcast。This is a great book for an overview of short spooky stories for fans of true crime or the paranormal！ I'm definitely going to plan future vacations around their tips。 I'm personally going to pick up a physical copy of this one to check out the maps and images （and an I Spy Bingo board！）。This is a good resource for anyone who's a fan of spooky things， not just fans of their podcast。 There are a few inside jokes referenced that may be a bit confusing to people not familiar with the podcast。 Head's up that they reference Zak Baggins and the Ghost Adventures tv series a lot in this book， so if you're not a fan of him you might want to skip this one。CW: descriptions of violence and true crime， description of hauntingsSpecial thanks to Andrews McMeel Publishing and NetGalley for providing an audio galley of this book for me to review。 All opinions contained herein are my own。 A Haunted Road Atlas: Sinister Stops， Dangerous Destinations， and True Crime Tales releases on May 31st， 2022。 。。。more
Maddie
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For the fans of the true crime/ paranormal podcast， And That’s Why We Drink comes the new book written by the host and creators of the podcast。I received the audio book version of this book。 If you like the podcast， this book is for you。 Em and Christine reads the audio book， so it felt exactly like a podcast minus the ads。 As someone who has listen to every one of the podcast episodes， I can say there are new stories that were not in the podcasts。 Now I can’t say it is completely new， there are For the fans of the true crime/ paranormal podcast， And That’s Why We Drink comes the new book written by the host and creators of the podcast。I received the audio book version of this book。 If you like the podcast， this book is for you。 Em and Christine reads the audio book， so it felt exactly like a podcast minus the ads。 As someone who has listen to every one of the podcast episodes， I can say there are new stories that were not in the podcasts。 Now I can’t say it is completely new， there are some stories that were in the podcast which they referenced the episode numbers。 True crime fans need to read this book and if you love stories about paranormal activity this is for you。Thank you Netgalley for a chance to read this。 。。。more
Chelsea
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Not sure this works the best as an audio book。 At least for some of the （what I'm guessing） lists。 Also， the back and forth narrators would be fine for a podcast but it came off as distracting。 So， for me， I wasn't a fan if the audio version of this book。 However， I'm guessing， fans of "this is why we drink" would probably enjoy it。 Not sure this works the best as an audio book。 At least for some of the （what I'm guessing） lists。 Also， the back and forth narrators would be fine for a podcast but it came off as distracting。 So， for me， I wasn't a fan if the audio version of this book。 However， I'm guessing， fans of "this is why we drink" would probably enjoy it。 。。。more
Heather R
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Fun！ I have never listened to the And That’s Why We Drink podcast， but this makes me want to give it a shot。 I must admit that I was dubious about listening to a travel guide in an audio book format， but it was mostly enjoyable。 Things felt a little awkward at times （such as the section headings and segues）， but on the whole， it works well。 It’s essentially a pastiche of true crime stories， haunted tales， fun facts， and essential places to visit for some of the authors’ favorite places。 The tone Fun！ I have never listened to the And That’s Why We Drink podcast， but this makes me want to give it a shot。 I must admit that I was dubious about listening to a travel guide in an audio book format， but it was mostly enjoyable。 Things felt a little awkward at times （such as the section headings and segues）， but on the whole， it works well。 It’s essentially a pastiche of true crime stories， haunted tales， fun facts， and essential places to visit for some of the authors’ favorite places。 The tone is conversational and light but manages to avoid being disrespectful to crime victims。 I would recommend this books to lovers of haunted places as well as those who just want a good listen without having to get too emotionally invested in the material。Thank you #NetGalley #AndrewsMcMeelAudio #andthisiswhywedrink for the digital ARC of this audiobook in exchange for my honest review。 。。。more
Lisa
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A Haunted。 Road Atlas was the cats meow。 I'm a huge fan of true crime and all that is haunted。 This book gave some fabulous accounts on both。 The audio book was terrific and narrated by the authors giving it a truly authentic feel。 I do feel the physical book would be even more fun because I assume it comes with visuals。 For any fan of haunted places in America， this book is definitely for you！ I thoroughly enjoyed it！ A Haunted。 Road Atlas was the cats meow。 I'm a huge fan of true crime and all that is haunted。 This book gave some fabulous accounts on both。 The audio book was terrific and narrated by the authors giving it a truly authentic feel。 I do feel the physical book would be even more fun because I assume it comes with visuals。 For any fan of haunted places in America， this book is definitely for you！ I thoroughly enjoyed it！ 。。。more
Zoe
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I'm a huge fan of the podcast and always love to support them。 The book is an excellent vignette into the podcast episodes， though much more straightforward。 I think this works well as podcast accompaniment or for anyone who wants to visit the true crime/haunts across the country。 Overall， the audiobook lacked a bit to me because it was a very watered-down version of the show and I think missed the opportunity to do something really fun。 But it did make me want to get a copy of the physical book I'm a huge fan of the podcast and always love to support them。 The book is an excellent vignette into the podcast episodes， though much more straightforward。 I think this works well as podcast accompaniment or for anyone who wants to visit the true crime/haunts across the country。 Overall， the audiobook lacked a bit to me because it was a very watered-down version of the show and I think missed the opportunity to do something really fun。 But it did make me want to get a copy of the physical book as soon as it comes out！ 。。。more
Jenn
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Thank you to NetGalley and Andrew McMeel Publishing for this Advanced Reader Copy， in exchange for my honest review。I am a big podcast fan， especially True Crime and Paranormal， so when I discovered the And That's Why We Drink a few years ago， it was right up my alley。 This book gives the best of the podcast。 Authors/Hosts Christine Schiefer and Em Schulz are likeable and feel like friends。 The audiobook， read by the authors gives the best of what you expect from the podcast。 The layout of the b Thank you to NetGalley and Andrew McMeel Publishing for this Advanced Reader Copy， in exchange for my honest review。I am a big podcast fan， especially True Crime and Paranormal， so when I discovered the And That's Why We Drink a few years ago， it was right up my alley。 This book gives the best of the podcast。 Authors/Hosts Christine Schiefer and Em Schulz are likeable and feel like friends。 The audiobook， read by the authors gives the best of what you expect from the podcast。 The layout of the book is fun and organized like a road trip， by city。 There is a good balance of storytelling and humor。 And it is just what I wanted。 。。。more
Amy
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This was a fun and interesting guide to various cities across the country。 Each city mentioned a haunted location and a true crime event that occurred as well as great places to eat and shop！I am not familiar with their podcast so I didn't get all of the inside jokes but I enjoyed it just the same。 There were lots of interesting facts。 I listened to the book but I think in this case it would have been better to read the book。 I know when the audio book is purchased you do get a download to refer This was a fun and interesting guide to various cities across the country。 Each city mentioned a haunted location and a true crime event that occurred as well as great places to eat and shop！I am not familiar with their podcast so I didn't get all of the inside jokes but I enjoyed it just the same。 There were lots of interesting facts。 I listened to the book but I think in this case it would have been better to read the book。 I know when the audio book is purchased you do get a download to refer to which would have been very helpful。 I did look through the actual book and it is done very well。 Definitely worth picking up if you are interested in these stories and are planning a road trip。Thanks to NetGalley for the advanced copy in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Leah
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4。5Reading this book was so much fun。 I enjoyed the format very much。 I loved how in each state there was a true crime and paranormal story。 I’m not a fan of paranormal tales but some of the stories were creepy。 I deducted a star because I wish they added photos of some of the people from the crime stories。 I googled way too many names which took time away from my reading。
Ea
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This felt like an episode of And That's Why We Drink， complete with inside jokes and a reference back to which episode a haunt/crime was covered where applicable， and I enjoyed every single minute of it。Truly a roadtrip atlas， each section begins with a short bit about Em and/or Christine's memories from the state in question followed by brief description of a haunting and a crime per location。 It's nowhere near as indepth as a podcast episode， but just enough to be useful if you're planning a r This felt like an episode of And That's Why We Drink， complete with inside jokes and a reference back to which episode a haunt/crime was covered where applicable， and I enjoyed every single minute of it。Truly a roadtrip atlas， each section begins with a short bit about Em and/or Christine's memories from the state in question followed by brief description of a haunting and a crime per location。 It's nowhere near as indepth as a podcast episode， but just enough to be useful if you're planning a roadtrip and just need inspiration for where to go and what to see。The audiobook is narrated by the authors/podcasters themselves and， as a listener of the show， it felt like a very long episode， so， basically an absolute delight。 Fully recommend listening/reading。 。。。more
charlotte hesslewood
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I received this ARC via NetHalley in return for an honest review;HOW FUN ！！！！ this was just so different from anything I’ve ever read or listened to before。 I loved how fast paced it was & genuinely just adored it’s originality ！！！ I don’t think there’s anything like this out there really！
Cortney Sparks
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I really enjoyed this audiobook！ Going into it， I didn't know that the authors Christine Schiefer and Em Schultz had a podcast also on this stuff。 Knowing that now， I don't feel like i actually missed out on much！ I am definitely intrigued to listen to their podcast now。I also enjoyed how each chapter was based on a city。 They centered around that city with paranormal tales and true crime tales。 I do kinda wish that they would have picked more of the unknown tales instead of the popular and obvi I really enjoyed this audiobook！ Going into it， I didn't know that the authors Christine Schiefer and Em Schultz had a podcast also on this stuff。 Knowing that now， I don't feel like i actually missed out on much！ I am definitely intrigued to listen to their podcast now。I also enjoyed how each chapter was based on a city。 They centered around that city with paranormal tales and true crime tales。 I do kinda wish that they would have picked more of the unknown tales instead of the popular and obvious ones。 At the end of each chapter， they also did a fun facts， which are totally random and have nothing to do with crimes or ghosts。 Being an avid paranormal fan， I loved the fact that they talked about Ghost Adventures and Zak Bagans。 As I have watched every episode， at the mention of Ghost Adventures， I knew exactly what they were talking about！ This is also where I wish they would have chosen more of the unknown places。 Overall， I really enjoyed this and would definitely recommend this book！！ 。。。more
Kaileigh Wenglikowski
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This book was so fun！ These two podcast hosts have such an amazing chemistry and it really came through in their audiobook！ This book is done really well， as it highlights a new city every chapter and focuses on a true crime or paranormal tale that is related to that city。 This was especially fun on our long car ride- it definitely felt like a big road trip。 This is also a great place to reference if you are planning your own road trip， I for one cannot wait to visit some of these spooky places This book was so fun！ These two podcast hosts have such an amazing chemistry and it really came through in their audiobook！ This book is done really well， as it highlights a new city every chapter and focuses on a true crime or paranormal tale that is related to that city。 This was especially fun on our long car ride- it definitely felt like a big road trip。 This is also a great place to reference if you are planning your own road trip， I for one cannot wait to visit some of these spooky places I read about！ 。。。more
Leslie
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Thanks to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Audio for the ALC of this audiobook。Schiefer and Schulz share some of their favorite hauntings and true crime stories in this book that reads more like a sampler and index for their poedcast。 I wasn’t familiar with this podcast when I picked up this book but have since subscribed。 I’ll be skipping the true crime episodes， but I am here for hauntings and all things paranormal。 Organized by location， they share stories， talk about live shows they’ve done ther Thanks to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Audio for the ALC of this audiobook。Schiefer and Schulz share some of their favorite hauntings and true crime stories in this book that reads more like a sampler and index for their poedcast。 I wasn’t familiar with this podcast when I picked up this book but have since subscribed。 I’ll be skipping the true crime episodes， but I am here for hauntings and all things paranormal。 Organized by location， they share stories， talk about live shows they’ve done there and mixed in their own experiences with the haunted histories。Overall， a quick and fun read， and I came out with yet another podcast to listen to that I’ll probably get behind on。 I also love all the recommendations for places to visit， and now that we can travel again， I’ve got a haunted list of places I’d like to go。 BRB gonna go catch up on the Podcast backlist。Keep an eye out for this one wherever you get your books and or audiobooks on 5/31/2022。 。。。more
Melissa Lynn
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4/5 - I FREAKING LOVE THIS PODCAST and was exctsatic to be granted an eARC of the Audiobook of Em & Christine’s book ‘A Haunted Road Atlas。 Getting to hear their combined stories， haunted/creepy stories and personal travel Recs is such a unique book aspect for this and I really enjoyed！ I wish there was just more of the story telling of the true crime/haunting a， because it’s very simplified， and then they recommend and tie in the podcast episodes they have gone more in depth with。 Their persona 4/5 - I FREAKING LOVE THIS PODCAST and was exctsatic to be granted an eARC of the Audiobook of Em & Christine’s book ‘A Haunted Road Atlas。 Getting to hear their combined stories， haunted/creepy stories and personal travel Recs is such a unique book aspect for this and I really enjoyed！ I wish there was just more of the story telling of the true crime/haunting a， because it’s very simplified， and then they recommend and tie in the podcast episodes they have gone more in depth with。 Their personalities still shine through it this， and that’s the best part！ Brief Plot: Tying in their stories from their podcast ‘And that’s why we Drink’ Em & Christine give us a geographical review of haunted spots， true crime stories， and their own personal podcasting and life experiences in some of the biggest areas in the United States。 You don’t have to have listened to their podcast to enjoy this story。 Thank you Andrews McMeel Audio， and NetGalley for an eARC， audiobook copy of A Haunted Road Atlas， in exchange for my honest review！ 。。。more
Camila Fantony
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I really liked this book。 I have listen to a few episodes of their podcast and this book gave me the same vibes。 It was truly an interesting read （read all in one day）。 I liked how the book was divided in different sections depending on the area of the country they had visited。 If anyone is into spooky stuff or has listen to crime podcast then this is a must read！
Courtney
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I really enjoyed this audiobook。 Although I have not listened to their podcast I still found the content relatable and entertaining。 I really liked the layout of the book with each City having its own chapter。 Within this chapter， the authors selected true crime and paranormal tales that related to the respective City。 A great audiobook to listen to while commuting if you enjoy all things spooky。
Lexi Hartman
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Big thanks to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Audio for the advanced copy of this audiobook！This was very fun！ I loved the format and all the little nuances Christine and Em added about their own experiences in the towns mentioned。 I will say， and this is nothing against the actual book or ATWWD， I don’t think the text translated great to audio only because you could listen to the podcast and get the same effect。 But the content was still great and still very enjoyable！ As a lover of all things tru Big thanks to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Audio for the advanced copy of this audiobook！This was very fun！ I loved the format and all the little nuances Christine and Em added about their own experiences in the towns mentioned。 I will say， and this is nothing against the actual book or ATWWD， I don’t think the text translated great to audio only because you could listen to the podcast and get the same effect。 But the content was still great and still very enjoyable！ As a lover of all things true crime and spooky ooky， Christine and Em will always hold a special place in my heart。 ❤️ 。。。more
Arledda
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Perfect for fans of And That's Why We Drink who want to relive some of the wildest true crime and paranormal stories Christine and Em have shared on tour or for fans of the genre who want some backstory and tips on spooky attractions across the country。As a huge fan of their podcast， I was so thankful to have received a review copy of A Haunted Road Atlas。 If you're also a fan， I believe that you'll find listening to Em and Christine narrate really fun and comforting。 For those who are not alrea Perfect for fans of And That's Why We Drink who want to relive some of the wildest true crime and paranormal stories Christine and Em have shared on tour or for fans of the genre who want some backstory and tips on spooky attractions across the country。As a huge fan of their podcast， I was so thankful to have received a review copy of A Haunted Road Atlas。 If you're also a fan， I believe that you'll find listening to Em and Christine narrate really fun and comforting。 For those who are not already familiar with how the author's talk on the show/how they communicate with each other， I do think that the transitions in the audio book could be a little tricky as they're not always obvious and I would probably suggest trying the physical copy first。 I think A Haunted Road Atlas will translate over to the written version extremely well， especially if there is a map of the country included。 I especially love that they tell you which episode they tell each story in so that you can go to that specific episode （or episodes） and listen to them go more in-depth about each story。 I highly recommend this for fans of Em， Christine， the show， and the genre itself。 。。。more
Kayla Rae
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