Dominion

De: Greg F. Gifune

Narrado por: Samuel E. Hoke

When Daniel Cicero’s wife Lindsay is killed by a hit-and-run-driver, a large part of his soul dies along with her. His happiness is shattered, his life destroyed. Unable to cope, he soon loses his job and eventually his sense of purpose, and as he descends into the throes of depression and sorrow, he spends his nights aimlessly wandering the streets of Boston and his days in a fog, living by rote, unable to move forward or to let go of the past.

And then the anonymous phone calls begin. A man claiming Lindsay is still alive taunts and threatens him with facts he could not possibly know. When strange and frightening visions begin to appear on his computer, a firestorm of horrifying nightmares and painful memories are unleashed that haunt Daniel at every turn, and with everything he knew of good and evil, life, death, love and loss in question, he slowly descends into a terrifying world of malevolence and madness where technology and age-old evils have merged, and where the walls separating the living from the dead may no longer exist.

In life…in death…and in the realms between the two…there is DOMINION.

©2008 Greg Gifune (P)2024 David N. Wilson

Dominion Audiobook Review

Once again, Greg F. Gifune has knocked it out of the park with this one. It's creepy as hell, and had me on the edge of my seat many times. Both the flow of the novel and the dialogue within were very well-written! The narrator, Samuel E. Hoke, did an incredible job, making this one come to life.

Good

Good story. Even though the author has been writing about the same thing for two decades now. Mind games (evil is a state of mind;), split personalities, mental illnesses, all that stuff. But this time everything was surprisingly good and it was interesting until the very last page. The only thing is that in audio version chapter 12 is mixed up. It's taken from the very end of the novel and it's a huge spoiler btw. :(