House Infernal

De: Edward Lee

Narrado por: Michael T. Bradley

The diabolical adventure never ended - it’s only just begun.

Part three of Edward Lee’s notorious, internationally published City Infernal Saga is here. Lee dares you to take another tour through the nightmarish City of the Abyss, and to walk with him though a house of horror, a house of graves...a house infernal.

A city, built with blood and bones...

Three things are about to join a crypt in Hell with a house on Earth...Nuns molested and drained of blood. A virginal student seduced by the perverse and taunted by things worse than ghosts. And six Angels, imprisoned in Hell and made pregnant by God knows what...

A house, built for the church, but designed by Satan...

When Venetia Barlow begins work at St. John’s Prior House, she expects a quiet summer of drudgery and boredom. But soon she’s haunted by lurid desires and visions of a city full of monsters...and the monsters know her name. Is the house really a place of meditation and worship, or is it a temple of abomination and the most evil secrets? Venetia will only find out, when the voice of a long-dead priest comes into her head and gives her a an unspeakable message from the howling, blood-drenched streets of Hell...

Welcome back...to the city infernal

©2007 David G. Barnett (P)2020 David G. Barnett

These have started to grow on me.

I have enjoyed the continuing and evolving story Mr Lee has written. As usual there is the odd character here or there who are quite annoying. This time it was Ruth. While Ruth may have completed the job set forth she nonetheless spent the entire story pissing me off! I get it. She’s under educated and a sinner in life and a tough cookie. But it did get annoying after awhile. The constant F this F that and her ridiculous reactions to many things. Ugh! Enough! But she didn’t take away from the overall story. I enjoyed this story more than the 1st two stories. The story was just better. I’ll continue as long as the story does. I’m all in now.

vivid discriptions of the mefastopolis from the smells and textures of hell

everything was good love the author and the reader is quite good the somewhat monotone style is effective especially the sinicle and gory discriptions thank you Edward Lee IV read all 3 books and thoroughly enjoyed each 1

love this series

love this series have the books but cool to hear it.i definitely recommend it. awesome book

awesome

great book and awesome series. Can't wait for the next ones. definitely a must-read author

best author and narrator so far!!

loved the depth of the writing and the vivid description of scenarios. amazing narrator and author I found so far.

Round 3 in Mephistopolis

Edward Lee has a dark comedic sensibility and I appreciate he isn't adverse to smutty low brown in high brow - but it you're considering this third book we can assume you're cool with Lee and his dark fantasy here In fact Lee includes several callbacks to some of his ither works (not requiring a lot of foreknowledge but more easter eggs for fans). Hell with theology student Venetia Barlow, a crackhead prostitute, and an armless, legless priest - if that sounds like a setup waiting for a punchline this is the series for you. City Infernal has a lot of absurdist subplot like legs for the priest and a larger direction of opposing a Grand Duke power grab with some spy style twists. The set up seems to expand world building that left me more interested in a fourth. The third book here feels more plot minded than the previous two. The narrator her has a nasaly quality that fits the tone of the book but sometimes felt obnoxious.