The Beast of Darkness

De: Philip McCormac

Narrado por: Alixander Malthius

They were an unlikely pairing - he, an urchin from the back streets of Belfast, and she, a sickly youngster from a well-to-do background. Yet they were chosen to go against the most fearsome creature ever to threaten Earth - the terrifying Beast from the Apocalypse.

The wizard Patrick told them of the mission. The Army of Light would face the Army of Darkness. The children had to recover the Lance of Light and use it against the Beast, or the Army of Light would be defeated.

For different motives, the children agreed to go. They would face giant spiders, vampire bats, and foul-mouthed knights. It was a daunting task for ones so young. They didn’t even like each other. So, how could they pull together to overcome all the dangers they would encounter?

©2021 Philip McCormac (P)2021 Wordwooze Publishing

Good VS. Evil

The Beast of Darkness by Philip McCormac is an amazing of good Vs. evil. Alixander Malthius did a great job on the narration, the only thing is the young girl voice is a little too soft and hard to hear. This story can be a little religious in the way it comes across. But it’s not a religious book. The story is entertaining.
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Enjoyable and worth the read!

The story reminded me how kids always find their way in this world know matter the struggle and find faith that everything will be fine in the end.

Good Story

This was a good story, be aware it revolves around The Christian Bible Revelations. Though this is not a religious book and only a fantasy.
Narrator does a very good job with the various characters and Storyline. Only problem is that it is difficult to hear the young girls words because spoken to softly, this needs to be address for Audible.

The Beast of Darkness review

A fantastic, flawless story with unique characters and interesting. Looking forward to more from the author.

Entertaining

This is a good story. Keeps your interest and is exciting. Not sure about the "religious" part though.