The Necromancer

De: Tom Lewis

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“If this book doesn’t scare you, I’m not sure anything can.”

Then Jesus demanded the demon give its name. And it responded, “I am Legion, for we are many.” – Mark 5:9

As a wave of grisly, ritualistic killings sweeps across Los Angeles, the police have only one lead – a mysterious girl caught at one of the crime scenes. But something’s wrong with her beyond the feral rage in her eyes. It’s something deep inside her. Taken to prison, the guards and police learn she hides terrifying secrets even the prison walls can’t contain. Powers to move objects and compel people. To invade thoughts and dreams with grotesque horrors. And to raise the dead.

And she’s picking them off, one by one.

From the best-selling author of ‘Hell: The Possession and Exorcism of Cassie Stevens,’ comes a terrifying new tale of supernatural horror. Sometimes evil has a child’s face.

What readers are saying:

“This was a book that invoked horror at its most basic iteration. The story got under my skin, and I couldn’t stop thinking about.”

“This is possibly the best thriller I’ve ever read. Gave me goosebumps throughout.”

“I could not put it down! Read it in two days! If you want a fantastic read! Read this.”

“Chilling! So good it’s hard to put it down.”

“Haven’t read a scary book in a while and I couldn’t have picked a better one to read!!!! Grabs your imagination immediately and doesn’t let it go.”

“As others have said, this is a very fast paced book which jumps right in and doesn’t stop! It truly embodies the “horror” genre, including murder-mystery, psychic abilities, the supernatural, gore and mutilation, the occult, the undead…”

“It’s one of the best books I have read in a long time.”

Great Possession Story

Enjoyed it - original and “moderately” scary but story was interesting and good pacing. Would have give 5 stars if had a person narrator.

virtual voice is the real villain

the Story was decent nothing to rave about but also not too bad the first 3/4 where it felt like the Author just fell apart and characters just started making weird decisions and the conversations took on an amateurish conversation style. but all of that was dramatically hindered by and amplified, by the virtual voice be so horrible that the bad dialog was all I could notice. for one if you're using a virtual voice why can you not use a character appropriate voice? also if the technology can't show inflection on some phrases why can it when it's not needed?

Everything was just right

I liked everything lol it was a very good book. Not to sure I liked all the pain Hanna went through but everything else was good

Excellent horror

Definitely extreme horror not for the feint. The author is very talented I would say, I was really pulling for the good guys here. I believe this book and his book ‘Hell’ is related but I read that one earlier this year. It may be a sequel to this. I will certainly follow this Author to see what else he brings.

Excellent Book!

What a fantastic book and in the Plus Library too! Took a chance on this and couldn’t be more pleased. The only con is that the Virtual Voice is very good but not yet perfect. By that I mean in some cases where a human narrator would use certain amounts of emotion in the reading, the virtual voice doesn’t do it well. But, it’s not frequent enough to discourage me from listening again.