Insidious

Jet Black, Book 2

By: T.S. Littlefield

Narrated by: Ray Greenley

The story of Jet Black continues, and more of the mystery unfolds as Jet and his friends prepare to rescue the remaining children held at Miracle Manor by the sinister Dr. Drexler.

More clues come together to reveal a larger picture as Drexler's plans come to light, piece by insidious piece.

Grandpa's story is continued, which further sheds light on the history of Nebulous and the Key holders who came before Jethro Black.

The Enigma of Serenity further unfolds, and as Fig embarks upon this new world, opportunities are discovered for expanded perception and insight, not only into the past, present, and possible future, but perhaps into the very nature of mankind's existence.

Insidious is the second release in the young adult science fiction series...Jet Black.

Warning: This book series will take you on an adventurous ride through the world of Jet Black. Here you will inevitably find various religious and spiritual undertones woven into the story. Some of these are subtle, some are not. Others are hidden as clues to a larger picture. While some listeners may value these as hidden treasures, others may choose to see them differently. If you are easily offended by religious and/or spiritual content, I suggest you turn back now. If however, you are not afraid of such things, by all means.... Proceed at your own risk.

©2015 T.S. Littlefield (P)2016 T.S. Littlefield

Cliff hangers

Please complete storylines for each book. I don't mind buying a series of books, but each chapter should have a proper conclusions stead of cliff hanger endings.

I don't think I like where this is going.

I thought the first book in this series was sifi and maybe some paranormal, this kept me interested and wanting to see where it was going. I don't think I like where this story is going. Many religious parallels are happening, and it wasn't holding my attention very well. I'll give the third book a shot.

More dramatic than the first

As a second book of a series I can’t say that this was “better” than the first, simply different. I don’t feel like the characters progressed much and while the dramatic scenes were immersive, things seem rather convenient **most** of the time. Perhaps this book is merely a staging zone for book three. I’ll let you know if it is—I guess that means this book was enjoyable regardless since I want to know how this whole thing ends!

Parents; super clean YA series. Don’t think twice about having them read it.

—I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Loved this incredible YA book

TARGET AUDIENCE: Young Adult, but great for adults too. Modern day Fantasy My 16 year old son loved it and so did I.

PROFANITY AND SEX: None, appropriate for all ages.

NARRATOR: Wow. Top notch. The narrator really brings this book to life. Ray Greenley is amazing, you never get confused as to who is speaking, each voice is rich and distinct.

OVERALL: Book number two of the series. My son and I have both listened to it, and have laughed at references to the “deseret bee” (you have to be from Utah), and the tree of life. My son has begged me to leave this review, and to get the next book in the series. Absolutely recommend this book. I can’t wait to find out what happens to this young hero. What happens when his mother finds that her husband isn’t dead? Will all the kids have gloves?

“This audiobook was given by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review via Audiobook Boom.”

Is that fair?

Where does Insidious rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

2, really insufficient data for a meaningful ranking.

What was the most interesting aspect of this story? The least interesting?

Jets escape from his bonds on the table. I find wishing your way out of tough situations to be a bit of a cheat. But then it looks as if this story is relying heavily on some form of spiritualism. Personally my interests lie in the physical world and I like my solutions to be there as well.`

Which character – as performed by Ray Greenley – was your favorite?

Jet.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Would have been nice but I had to break it up, managed to get it listened to in a single day.