Adam's Cross

Book One of the Witchfinder Series

De: E.M.G. Wixley

Narrado por: Nigel Peever

Look into the darkness of the human psyche that lies behind Adam’s eyes. As a child, Adam believes he responsible for a number of mysterious deaths. Is Adam a child serial killer?

Surviving a chaotic childhood, he enters adulthood as a successful musician with a sublime talent, which mesmerizes his audiences. Fearing the axe of his past is about to drop, he begins to confront the traumatic shadows of his childhood, only to discover a far more sinister secret.

May be listened to as a stand-alone.

©2014 E.M.G Wixley (P)2023 E.M.G Wixley

Layered Storytelling

This story was rich with detail and complexity, offering so much to take in that I occasionally found myself a bit lost. However, the depth and intrigue made it a fascinating experience overall. I can already tell it’s the kind of story that rewards a second read, and I look forward to revisiting it in the future to fully appreciate everything it has to offer.

Not Sure What I Feel

This book has me feeling all sorts of different things. The story to me was a bit confusing and hard to follow. The storyline seemed to jump around a lot. I like the main character and feel ge lived a very difficult life to say the least and was rather surprised by the twist ending. However I am still quite puzzled how it got to that point. I may have to listen again in the future to find out what I missed. Definitely a psychological tale and idea behind it uis intriguing. The narration was amazing and I loved the sound effects! I could listen to the narrator's voice all day! I plan on continuing on to book 2 in the near future.

Great book

Adam has some real demons inside him. His mother is as mad as a cut snake she just makes it harder for him. Great story well worth a listen to. Also a great job by Nigel narrating it.

Peever enhances a great story

Well, let me tell ya, folks, I just took a wild ride through the pages of "Adam's Cross: Book One of the Witchfinder Series" by E.M.G. Wixley, and I gotta say, it's a real game-changer. This ain't your run-of-the-mill witchy tale, no siree. Wixley's got a knack for spinning a yarn that grabs you by the collar and doesn't let go till the last word's been wrung out.

Now, here's the kicker that'll knock your socks off - this audiobook, it ain't just your usual listen. No, sir, it's been rerecorded to fit right in with the rest of the Witchfinder Series. That's some dedication, let me tell ya. It's like a seamless quilt stitched together with a master's touch. You won't be able to tell where the new threads begin and the old ones end.

But let's talk about the real magic here - Nigel Peever's narration. This guy's got a voice that could make a grizzly bear swoon. He's got the kind of tone that sinks its hooks into your imagination and reels you right into the story. With every word he utters, Peever paints a picture so vivid, you'll swear you're watching a blockbuster film in your head. He doesn't just read the words; he lives them, breathes them, and injects 'em with a life all their own.

Peever's got this uncanny ability to bring each character to life with a distinct voice and personality. It's like a one-man show, and you've got front-row seats. From the gruff, weathered witchfinder to the mysterious enchantress, every line is delivered with the kind of nuance that'll make you forget you're listening to an audiobook. You're right there in the thick of it, rubbing shoulders with these characters as they navigate a world filled with secrets, sorcery, and spine-tingling suspense.

So, you're lookin' for a tale that'll grip you tighter than a rattlesnake's embrace? "Adam's Cross" is the answer, my friends. E.M.G. Wixley's storytelling prowess combined with Nigel Peever's mesmerizing narration is a duo that'll have you hitting that play button again and again. It's like sippin' the finest whiskey while sitting around a campfire, listening to a seasoned storyteller spin a yarn that'll keep you on the edge of your seat. Don't take my word for it, though. Dive into this audiobook, and thank me later, partner.