The Black Talisman

By: Richard Storry

Narrated by: Jake Urry

Deep in a deserted forest, a coven of witches is taken by surprise as they attempt to summon the Dark Lord, Anubin, from the spirit world.

At his Easter camp, young Gilbert Hawkins has an amazing divine encounter. However, as the subsequent years pass, he and his girlfriend find themselves increasingly the subject of demonic visitations. What is the connection between these seemingly isolated events, over 300 years apart? As the angelic forces of good and evil clash, the disturbing nature of the mystery gradually emerges. Can the dark servants of Anubin be prevented from obtaining for him the power he so desperately seeks - the power that comes from the black talisman?

©2016 Richard Alan Storry (P)2016 Richard Alan Storry

A good kind of different!

supernatural, suspense, mystery, witches, artifact

A stranded supernatural tale without horror is a wonderful thing! I was glad at the limitation of the number of characters as more would have made the story messy instead of thought provoking. Different and enjoyable!

Jake Urry is positively a voice actor who never disappoints!

The Black Talisman

This is a story of good vs evil. Deamons vs angels. It was very interesting to think of all artifacts that are found, some should remain where they were put. The story has a very cool reminder how different things were hundreds of years ago. And how closely accurate that part of the story truly was.

A Witch Summoning..

Any additional comments?

This book was about a Witch Summoning that goes awry.

A group of witches use a summoning spell and the effects are still present 300 years later.

The story line covers a supernatural mystery, witches, and demonic visitations.


Jake Urry did really well with the narration and added to the overall "feel" of the book.

Note:
"This audio book was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review."

intriguing and creepy in the best way

I had to listen to this one twice, once last night and again this am. It sort of pulls you in and the creepy music is icing on the cake. It is intriguing and I very much enjoyed it and look forward to more. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did an excellent job bringing it to life.

suspenseful mystery

I really enjoy Jake Urry as a narrator and I loved The Cryptic Lines. This is a good supernatural and suspenseful mystery. Though The Cryptic Lines was way better in my opinion, this was worth a read. This author is great at totally surprising you with the ending.

Jake Urry as always did a wonderful job. Very enjoyable.

I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.