Curse

Blur Trilogy, Book 3

By: Steven James

Narrated by: Nick Podehl

Don't miss this intriguing and climactic conclusion to the Blur Trilogy.

As Daniel Byers prepares to attend a basketball camp before his senior year of high school, the terrifying blurs that've plagued him for the last nine months return.

Dark images begin to haunt him - creatures crawling from the deepest pits of his nightmares, glimmers of chilling memories from his early childhood. But before he can unearth the meaning behind his mysterious hallucinations, Daniel must team up with two other extraordinary teens to save a young woman who has been abducted by a scientist obsessed with enacting his own warped form of justice.

This atmospheric mystery picks up where Fury left off and takes listeners into the uncharted regions where reality and madness intertwine.

©2016 Steven James (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

love this series

all of Steven James's books are amazing and this series didn't disappoint. I had a difficult time putting the book down

Another amazing story!

Loved this 3rd book in the series. the narrator was great at all the characters voices. would recommend this book to anyone who likes suspense and mystery!

EXCELLENT. GOOD ENDING.

Very well written. Good closure to an interesting story. Nick Podehl is a fantastic narrator! He enhances the story marvellously. I will be looking out for more books read by him. Steven James writes a good plot. Excellent writer!

A Thrilling End To Trilogy

Steven James authors a thrilling end to the trilogy with suspense, danger, new companions and some riddles to keep things interesting. However, those riddles that took until the end of the book to reveal weren't all that difficult to figure out.
The author's style seems similar to Dean Koontz's early era and the writing itself, while mostly lying in a Young Adult genre, steps softly into the adult genre, as well.

Nick Podehl's performance is as masterful as I've come to expect.

Changed to 1st person - disgusted!!!

What disappointed you about Curse?

After two great books, this one switched to first person.

Any additional comments?

I may return this book. I'll see if I can slog through it. I HATE first person!!! The first two books in the series were third person, so I was shocked to eagerly start the third book, and hear this bunch of "I's", Needed to give a warning to anyone else who detests first person. What POSSIBLE good first person does, I just can't imagine. Very disappointed!!!