The Belly of the Beast

Graveyard Classified Series, Book 3

De: Desmond Doane

Narrado por: Daniel Thomas May

May all your nightmares come true.

Lies. Deceit. Betrayal. These are the weapons of the damned.

For paranormal investigator Ford Atticus Ford, and his partner, Mike Long, the stakes have never been higher as they ready themselves for a supernatural war with the most powerful demonic entity they have ever encountered.

This isn't just about ghosts and things that go bump in the night. This is abject fear. This is the ultimate horror.

It's good versus supreme evil in a winner-take-all fight for redemption, the soul of little Chelsea Hopper, and possibly even the future of humanity itself . . . because everything is worse than it seems in this thrilling, terrifying conclusion to the Graveyard Classified paranormal thriller series.

©20016 Desmond Doane (P)2019 Tantor

Narrator was great

Really enjoyed the series. The story was good and detailed without too much detail. Fun and spooky

Love it!!

Found the Graveyard Classified Series while scrolling through Audible. OMG!!

Desmond Doane’s writing is excellent!! The plot from Dark Man to The Belly of the Beast transitioned beautifully. The humor inserted in along with frightening aspects this series had me either gasping or giggling out loud while shopping. Yes, I received a few stares and was given a wide berth by a few fellow shoppers. Could not stop listening. Ended up listening to all 3 books within just a few days.

Daniel Thomas May was the perfect narrator.
His portrayal of all characters was just wonderful.

Although I found all three book in the plus catalog, I will be purchasing to add to my collection.

an edge of your seat story

loved the plot. and the performance. very creative and entertaining can't wait to read some of his books..

Best of the series

Best of the three books in the series. The ending was a little disappointing, but good. Finally felt more like a story instead of a written ghost hunting show's script.

Awesome and yet…

This book was lots of fun, but the cheesiness from the first book returned in abundance. Despite this, I very much enjoyed the book and was thoroughly entertained.

Now for the bigger reasons I knocked a star off. The author seemed to forget the extra characters added toward the end. The names were there, but the people were not. It was as if they had their time during their introductions and that was enough. After that, they were name drops that were constantly forgotten and glossed over, almost added as an afterthought because the author suddenly remembered they needed to be mentioned again. 2D characters that are so barely there that they’re almost invisible is a big no-no for me.

The pacing was also inconsistent and, toward the end, massively off. You’ve got the big baddie messing with Chelsea and Ford and Mike are standing outside the door for an eternity talking about what their plan is. Always talking talking talking. Stop TALKING and save her! And then Rob seriously needs to stop talking with his fists and stop punching Ford without listening to him. Ugh. I know he’s terrified for his kid, but come on!

Anyway, all of that only bugged me enough to take off one star. I still listened with rapt attention.