The Devil's Doorway

By: Steven Pajak

Narrated by: Joe Hempel

When a grieving widower turns to the occult in a desperate attempt to contact his dead wife, he unwittingly opens a doorway to unimaginable evil. A malevolent entity slithers through, latching onto Walter's pain and growing stronger with every mournful brush stroke as he pours his anguish into increasingly disturbing paintings.

His daughter Kate, Aided by her old friend James and a mysterious medium named Tiqua, uncovers chilling secrets as she battles a malevolent entity feeding on her father's pain. His disturbing paintings might hold the key to banishing the darkness--if Kate can unlock their hidden message in time.

Packed with supernatural suspense and heart-pounding emotion, “The Devil's Doorway” is a spine-tingling story from the author of “The Haunting of Elena Vera” that will keep you gasping until the final tick. Once you step across this threshold, there's no turning back.

©2024 Steven Pajak (P)2024 Steven Pajak

Okay, had trouble suspending disbelief

Not a bad book, but I had trouble believing the characters could do all they did or even handle the events at all. Prose is often overly-florid or saccharine, though the horror elements are fine. Temple either flubbed a lot of words or got a typo-ridden manuscript. Overall just “okay.”

Get it!

This was a story that was easy to get lost in and the narrator was spot on.

Great Paranormal Horror

I read The Devil's Doorway by Steven Pajak in its physical form, and I enjoyed it a lot. I love the audio version too. Joe Hempel 's narration really brings out Kate's grief and emphasizes the hellish atmosphere. Pajak has a lot of great descriptions, and Hempel brings them to life in a different way. It's a terrific paranormal book.