Armitage

De: Atlas Creed

Narrado por: Aaron Smith, Aure Nash, Brandon Francis, Elise Hoffman

Grief brought her here. The truth might destroy her.

Rebekah can't move on. Not after her sister, Nicole, vanished from the Armitage Hotel. Desperate for closure—and haunted by the whispers of a god trapped within her mind—she returns to the place where her family fractured.

FBI special agent, Niko Ortez, chases a trail of disappearances spanning decades. The deeper he digs, the more twisted the trail becomes.

When a hurricane strikes and the power goes out, they find themselves trapped inside with more than just a killer. Within the walls of the Armitage, something ancient lurks.

...and it's been waiting.

What begins as a search for truth quickly unravels into a descent through grief, obsession, and a past that refuses to stay buried.

Some memories, like scars, linger even after healing.

Armitage is a tense paranormal thriller with a pulse-pounding mystery, dark fantasy undercurrents, and a heroine forced to confront the darkness inside and out.

©2023 Atlas Creed (P)2024 Atlas Creed

wow, great story

absolutely love the story. I’m gonna be digesting this one for a while. I hope there’s more to come.

I want to know more

Possible spoilers:
This book is not a light fluffy read. It is very scary, suspenseful and heavy - tackles severe mental health, grief, and trauma (has on page disturbing events as well as processing of previous trauma.) proceed with caution. But, it’s phenomenal!
It very much reminds of detective film noir, with a paranormal twist. Initially the story gave me shutter island, turn of the screw, and the shining vibes - where as the reader you are questioning if the paranormal experiences of the main character, Rebekah, are actually happening or if this is all a trauma response symptom from profound grief or depression with psychotic features. And this is very intentional by the author as there are multiple other characters questioning Rebekah’s sanity and she is sent to a therapist to try to work through some of this. Very early on in the story there is an interaction with a therapist which was so hard to read being able to see into Rebekah’s thoughts and hear the therapists invalidating responses. But I found it so realistic, as it illustrates the frustration of the therapist with Rebekah for not healing on the therapist’s timeline and Rebekah’s frustration that her therapist for not understanding her. This was so well done, because it mentions that she had been in therapy for 3 years and hasn’t made progress, and in my head I was like ‘girlfriend, how have you not recommended a different therapist to this kid at this point. Clearly the therapeutic rapport here has crumbled.’ Anyway, the story also follows Nico who is a special agent with the FBI who has his own proverbial demons, and is assigned to look into and close out the cold case of Rebekah’s sister’s disappearance. The two character’s stories intersect at the Armitage hotel, a once popular beach vacation spot, which time has not been good too. The hotel itself is kind of like a character, again, gives shining vibes, but different. This is not my typical genre, but I highly recommend this book. It was creepy, and suspenseful and made me feel very deeply for these characters in the best way.

The Shinning meets Supernatural meets Dresden Files!

Well this was certainly a ride that I wasn't expecting. It's a slow burn fantasy thriller. Niko and Rebecca's stories are both unique and intriguing with Niko being my favorite character. I enjoyed how the gods were introduced and how it all tied in to Rebecca's sister and the amulet. Definitely got some really sad and thrilling moments. Not for the faint of heart. If you like the Dresden Files, Vampire Diaries or Legacies, The Shinning and Supernatural... You will love this debut novel by an exciting and fresh new author. I highly recommend and definitely looking forward to book 2!!

The narration was great! I don't generally enjoy multiple narrators but I did this time. Looking forward to more!

Wonderful book

This was a fantastic listen; great pacing of the story, intriguing characters, and sitting-on-the-edge-of-your-seat suspense.

Good Story

I went in to the story not knowing exactly what it was about and the more I listened the more I liked it. It does a great job of keeping you guessing about where its going and who is the bad guys which is liked. I liked the surprise of the supernatural characters. Over all if you like mysteries with a supernatural twist this is the book for you.

A Must Read

The best narration that I’ve heard all year it really pulls you into the story. Highly recommend the listen.

Unique Paranormal Investigating (but not)

There a murder mystery and the paranormal is involved. It can get REALLY gruesome at points. But what brings it together are the characters and how everything comes together. So there paranormal stuff happening and investigating stuff happening too. But all for different reasons. Anyway, at the end, it was a truly enjoyable book and I look forward to more from the author stories.

captivating

I was hooked from the start! I could stop listening! the books pace was absolutely perfect! I can't wait for more from this author! thank you atlas creed!

SO GOOD!!

as for the overall performance, it was absolutely amazing. I can't listen to audiobooks. this is the first one that I have ever fully listened to because the voice actors were phenomenal. the everything was so engaging it just pulled you in. as for the story, that was just wow! there were a couple times where my jaw dropped and I just I had to keep going. I haaaaad to keep going. I had to know what happened. it was so good it was extremely well written. I absolutely loved it and I am ready for book two