Possessed

The Possession of Adam Matthew (A Supernatural Thriller)

De: Scott Howell

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Who knows what evil hides in the dark recesses of the world?

In a mystery spanning centuries, local teen boys have been disappearing.

Adam Matthew was a typical teenager until one fateful night in a graveyard changed his life forever. Reeling from his father’s death and looking for acceptance, Adam accompanies his classmates to a desolate cemetery to drink beer and play Ouija. So-called friends abandon him in an ancient crypt leaving him to the whims of a mysterious stranger that guides Adam to purported safety. But life will never be the same. Saddled with a demonic, dark passenger, Adam’s years become riddled with suffering and upheaval as he battles an unseen foe.

Suddenly, Adam sees things he couldn’t before—nightmare creatures, and Bela, his dead sister. And on the social front, misunderstandings worsen as he continues losing ground and finds himself subject to ever-increasing amounts of anger and ridicule. But the more Adam defends himself, the worse things get. Until Bela promises to protect him if he lets her in. However, Bela isn’t who she seems, but something far more sinister. Now Adam finds himself an innocent bystander caught up in a horror he can’t escape.

As Adam slowly slips away, swallowed by the evil residing within, he desperately tries to combat and overcome the dark forces that have arrayed themselves against him. But in the end, will Adam emerge victorious, or will he succumb to the whims and cruelties of ancient evils?

Possessed follows a literary history of the supernatural thriller and horror story genres. Written from a Christian perspective, this book offers insight into God’s plan of redemption while delving into the terrors of evil, the deplorable, and the unknown. By turns horrific and hopeful, Possessed is a captivating tale of one person’s journey from darkness to light.

Fun Book

I got through the whole book narrated with virtual voice only due to a good story line and cadance. Books read with different voices 💫 are always better. I wish there were no such thing as virtual voice. UGH

It’s a good book, I enjoyed the story line and some parts were scary.

I really didn’t like the ending at all, should have been something else, he should have stayed alive or make something else because the arrival to heaven was not it.