The Ghost Box

By: Ferrel D. Moore

Narrated by: Theresa Stephens

A paranormal investigation goes horribly wrong....

From Ferrel D. Moore, author of Tainted Blood, comes The Ghost Box. A cryptic letter from her husband Michael's grandmother fills his wife Ashley with a foreboding that proves disastrously accurate. Now her friends are dead, her husband missing and she's hunted by an evil from Michael's past. In another part of the country, Ian Hunter confronts a family secret over a century old. He must find a way to stop a terrible creature from destroying everyone and everything he cares about. Together, Ashley and Michael face an onslaught of paranormal forces in their search for the only means of their salvation - a device called the ghost box. But the ghost box has a devilish guardian and the device leaves only death and despair in its wake.

©2013 Ferrel D Moore (P)2017 White Cat Publications, LLC

Interesting

The narration of this book was excellent. The story was engaging and the action constant. With all the gruesome deaths throughout the book, the ending was a bit anticlimactic in my opinion. There isn't a cliff hanger exactly, but the story is left open ended for the next book in the series.

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

Mysteries within mysteries

Any additional comments?

Really good narration and a good story. I've stated many times, I wish the star system for rating was at least in halves. The reason is the story was good, but I gave the author the benefit of 4 stars. This is a good story, but has some pretty weird developments throughout. Overall though a good listen as I have really enjoyed the recent ghost stories I've listened to.

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The Ghost Box

I enjoyed this book.The characters were well written.The elements didn't always mesh well, but you get through it.A letter from the grandmother of her husband makes Ashley leery.Her husband throws it away.After a trip to a haunted amusement park goes horribly wrong,Ashley finds out that her husband is not who she thought he was.Theresa Stephens does a fine job with narration.I was provided this book free by the author, narrator or publisher.

Average Ghost Story

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The first half of this book was a little confusing for me but I suspect that was only because I wasn't very into it. I listened to the whole thing and it definitely got a bit better. The characters are quirky, the plot is spooky and the villain(s) are paranormal. There is an element to it (can't describe without spoilers) that seems unattached to the main story and confuses things- it would have been a better tale if it had been more streamlined. I probably wouldn't recommend this book to friends only because I think there are far superior ghost stories out there. Nothing WRONG with this one, just not at all the best. The narration by Theresa Stephens was lovely! I would listen to more books that she narrates.

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A Hard Working, Robust Ghost Story

“The Ghost Box” is a different type of ghost story in its setup than what one would traditionally expect to read. That alone got my attention. That being said, being different than a typical ghost haunting a place or a person still isn’t enough to recommend a book. Author, Ferrel D. Moore seems to have understood that because “The Ghost Box” also offers multiple story threads that eventually need to converge as well as interesting characters to care about. Starting with the characters who are unfairly bound by the actions of their familial predecessors.

“The Ghost Box” definitely works hard for your book enjoyment. It gives you a complex plot, paranormal activity, creepy atmosphere and situations, witchcraft and some quality scares. If all that can’t win you over, nothing will.

Finally, this audio book was provided by the author at no cost in exchange for an honest review courtesy of Audio Book Boom