The Glass Cat Eye

De: H. L. Randall

Narrado por: Aaron Sinn

A preacher's daughter's excessive appetite for the dark side compromises her relationship with a young atheist; his desperation to save her catapults him into a strange world that is literally about to blow up in his face; and a theology professor turned demon hunter tries to save our world by battling a creature from the River Styx. In a hidden place where demons float in and out of earth's realm through a swirling mystical hole, what can save us?

©2014 Harriett Randall (P)2016 Harriett Randall

Cat Eyes Open Hell Portals

Everyone knows cats are evil, well it turns out their eyes open portals and unleash demons. Always thought that was the case. Anyway, this story is quite well developed for being only two hours. I don't think it needed to be longer and was surprised by how much was told. It is both a love story and a demon hunting story. While a lot of the story is fairly predictable, there is a well told story that was exciting the whole way through.

The characters are well developed for a short story, although their relationships were strained and didn't always feel right. Again, some things are predictable but the ups and downs between everyone isn't necessarily and doesn't always fit the characters or the situations. Sometimes things seemed too convenient such as Steven not only being a brainy nerd but also being a judo champion. Not that it helped him much but seemed convenient when battling evil. Dr. Connolly was my favorite, as he seemed to be the most realistic and consistent with his emotions.

I thought this story had some really neat aspects to it. I really enjoyed Dr. Connolly's explanation of psychics. I had never heard that theory before and found it quite plausible and terrifying. Lima was a really cool demon that proved to be a great adversary and the battle story was well told.

Sinn did an excellent job narrating this story. I thought his character voices were fantastic and he really moved the story along with his tone and cadence. I look forward to hearing more from him.

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

short but really good

I was given this free review copy audio book at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

I really enjoyed this book. It is well narrated and well written (for what it is). There is a lot crammed into the 2 hour running time. I definitely think this book could have been much longer, but I still quite enjoyed it and would be open to more from this author/narrator duo.

Psychic's, Demon's and portals. Oh my

I absolutely loved this story! Short but filled with everything a good novel would have.

Narrated by Aaron Sinn, he does a wonderful job with the voices and emotions of the story.

I was given a copy of this audio free of charge at my request and I'm happy to leave my review

A Lot in a Short Time

This novella packs a whole lot of action into its just over 2 hour long run time. I'm always in for a religious themed horror and 'The Glass Cat Eye' doesn't disappoint. The story is fast paced, compelling and fun. Aaron Sinn does a great job of bringing the characters to life and keeping the listener engaged. I'd recommend this one to horror fans looking for a shorter novella for a quick listen.

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

didn't know what to expect

this was an odd title. I was really confused when i started reading it but after a while it all came together for me, and I'm glad i gave it a chance.