The Last Rite

De: Chad Robert Morgan

Narrado por: full cast

The last rite was never meant to be found.

Ten years ago, the love of Daniel's life disappeared. Then Daniel learns that not only did she commit suicide, but she left behind a daughter he never knew he had. Taking his estranged daughter home, Daniel gets detoured to the small logging town of Shellington Heights, a town that is no longer on any map with a population that is no longer human.

Daniel and his daughter find themselves pawns in a supernatural war, with the apocalypse hinging on one question - how far will a father go to save a daughter he's never known?

Narrated by a full cast. Starring:

• Adamm Khuevrr
• Jenna Morgan
• Teresa Decher
• Sam Zamora
• Edwyn Tiong
• Jenny Krompel
• Josh Sims
• Kristyn Yearington
• Lindsay John
• Betty Morgan
• Michael Tognetti
• Alexander Morgan
• Michael Padrezas
• Chad Robert Morgan

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unexpected delight

This isn't even my typical genre but I enjoyed all words. I hope there are sequels.

The Last Rite

The story is so intriguing that it kept me listening and it was hard to determine when to pause for a break. Various narrators gave me a new experience with audiobook since I am familiar with one or two narrators

The Last Rite

3.5 stars overall
It took a bit to get into the audio book. The sound was gave it a feel of a radio broadcast with a slight tinny quality. If there had been sound effects, it would have been complete. I didn't enjoy the music for the chapter breaks, but that is a small thing.
The story took a while for me to get into it. I am not sure what the issue was, but the as the plot moved along, I started getting into it more. I did enjoy it overall, but there were just little things here and there that kept me from appreciating it fully. It was a pretty fun ride. I was glad that it didn't end the way it felt like it was going to finish up. I though that the story picked up really well from the moment Lisa was introduced into the mix and from that point forward I was in. I really liked the "business suit man" as well... crazy as he was. The story had a lot of heart mixed in with the madness.

This story was given to me for free at my request for my voluntary and unbiased review.

Great Story!

The scroll of the Last Rite was never to be found but it was. Daniel receives a phone call about his lost love only to find out that when she disappeared she was expecting his child. Daniel shocked, to say the least heads to meet and get his child. Awkward as the meeting was, they leave to head home, during that drive, a creature jumps in front of Daniels car and they had an accident, but then realize that there was another car who seems to have previous been in an accident. Daniel looks into the car and was surprised by the amount of blood in the car but things get even crazier as he heads to the next town to get some medical help for his injury and report to the police about the other car. That is when things get even crazier, a nightmare to beat all nightmare! Robert Morgan wrote a fantastic story that will keep you listening to find out what happens next and what makes this audiobook so unique is the multiple narrators who do the part of each character! Bravo Robert Morgan on the way you had this audiobook put together!

I'm not finished with this one

I took a chance on this book and really liked it. I still like it. I usually listen tp romance on here, but I also really love horror. This book was like that movie, "Cabin in the Woods." That's all you need to know about this book.

Narration: I loved that one person was acting as storyteller and everyone else had a voice in this one. It would be something like,
Dad: Honey, I want you to do something...
Child: Okay daddy!

Dad was voived by one person and the child was voiced by someone else.

I used to find this style confusing, but it really works in this book.