Fade

Paxton Locke, Book 1

By: Daniel Humphreys

Narrated by: J. Scott Bennett

Son of a witch.

Family drama is bad enough without adding magic and human sacrifice. Ten years ago, Paxton Locke's mother killed his father in a mysterious ritual that - thankfully - went incomplete. Now, Paxton makes his living as a roving paranormal investigator, banishing spirits while Mother languishes in jail.

When a terrified ghost warns him of a dangerous, newly freed entity, Paxton faces a fight far beyond simple exorcism. In a battle for his very soul, will he be able to endure - or simply fade away?

©2017 Daniel Humphreys (P)2017 Daniel Humphreys

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The story will keep you interested from beginning to end. highly recommend this book! excellent writing.

narration was excellent

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What about J. Scott Bennett’s performance did you like?

He performed very good

Any additional comments?

This is a really a good book and a great way to start a new series. Paxton Locke is a young man with special skills . He thought that he was safe from that past, but a series of events brings them all crashing back at him. Good first book in the series

I really liked it

The narration is good, the phrasing, pacing and tone are all good. The characters voices are well done, but for me, some of the accents didn't quite come through.

I loved the premise of the story, so interesting. I haven't read anything else like this book. There was nothing predictable about it and there were often new elements being introduced that added a realistic complexity to the story.

The characters are really well developed. The story is quite serious in parts and deals with the corruption that can come with power and also elements of morality but this is balanced with humor.

I want book 2!

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awesome storyline

I loved the character development. the story starts out relatably with the antagonist working against his evil and malicious mother.

Loved this witch story!

A superb cast of characters, and an interesting story. Paxton has some psychic abilities and the book starts out with him freeing a woman from a ghost inhabited house. A much more in-depth look at who Paxton is and the trauma he survived and then a new challenge arises.
Interesting, innovative, excellent narration, this book did it all for me.