As a collection of short stories, it's standard fare; some stories being very good, while most being middling or dreadful. I have to give it an especially low reading because of the audiobook performance which is godawful. The narrator has very low affect, and his accents when attempted range from adequate (cowpoke), to barely-there (Caribbean), to completely baffling (Innsmouth). I struggled to finish this as a result, and only the fact that the last story in the collection was from the stellar Seanan McGuire (a name butchered by the narrator) kept me going to the end.

If you're looking for more Lovecraftian fare, maybe borrow this one from the library, but don't get the audiobook.