The Blood Bargain

Supernatural Suspense Thriller with Ghosts: Jigsaw of Souls Series, Book 3

By: Ian Fortey, Scare Street

Narrated by: John Pirhalla

Length: 7 hrs and 9 mins

Publisher's Summary

Evil from beyond this dimension yearns to be unleashed.

After waking in a field surrounded by corpses, Vincent Donnelly’s fractured mind is filled with strange voices: souls trapped inside him, wanting to be set free. And he has no idea who he really is or what led him to his fate.

Forced to aid the malevolent creature known as Razul, Vincent travels back to where it all started. There, Razul orders what remains of his cultists to complete the sinister ritual they began. But Razul no longer holds sway over his followers. They have made a new blood bargain, with a being of even greater power. Vincent discovers that he was part a ritual gone wrong in the past, a ritual intended to use him as a host for a being of pure chaos.

Unless Vincent can stop this dark ritual, this entity will wreck unimaginable destruction upon the earth. But the key to ending the wrath of chaos itself may lie in a twisted deal with Razul. It's a bargain that could cost Vincent his mortal soul.

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Third

This is the 3rd of series I really enjoyed the characters of Vincent and Fix (a voice) and Dezzy (who was brought back to life in previous books) this is about blood magic and the void and a bit confusing, enjoyed it towards they end when Dezzy came back into the story. Recommend you read/listen to the first 2 books to get the full effect of the character and his search. I did like this one more due to Dezzy and the narration.

Thought provoking.

It’s probably just me, but again, like the first book, I had a hard time getting into it. I think part of the problem with having a hard time getting into the books is the fact that there’s so much time between the releases, and as an avid reader, I read so many books between. Once I got into it, it was pretty good, but I can’t say this series is one of my favorites. Maybe, once I read them all again, altogether, because I will likely re-read the series, because it’s what I do, I will be able to come at it from a different angle.