The Witch of Endor: Vampires

By: R. K. Wheeler

Narrated by: Jas Walker

Lilith grew up seeing and speaking with the dead, although she did not realize they were dead until her parents asked her to whom she was speaking with. It was the magic that came later when she reached puberty. She could not control the magic in those early years, so her parents had to move from Nazareth to Endor. The move was not far enough though, for it was not long before the rumors started.

A man walked through the doors of Lilith's magic shop one day. He was different. He was not afraid of the spirits, and he had a rudimentary ability to use magic. Their nightly meetings turned into more than palm readings and magic practice. She fell for Lamech and was in love in his arms. Still doubts nagged at the back of her mind. Why had she never seen him by day, and why had she never seen him eat? He always had a good excuse.

Was it another woman? She had to find out, so she followed him one night before dawn. He entered a cave, and what she found there was not what she had ever imagined, and it would change her life forever.

©2018 Robert Kenneth Wheeler Jr. (P)2023 Robert Kenneth Wheeler Jr.

Good Entertainment

This was a charming diversion of a cozy mystery. While the resolution of the mystery is no great challenge, the setting and characters are delightful. A quick entertainment.

okay wow

vampire book with deep layers we like it very much and it was so good I haven't felt the five hours going by because I was so intertwined with this story the book was very interesting and captivating and I loved it the layers of the story were absolutely fantastic it's much more than a vampire story in my opinion I love it
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Entertaining Package

This is a light, entertaining vampire story. Characters are interesting, fun and believable. Good plot.

A decent story

Absolutely FANTASTIC and way more than I expected and a entertaining listen. The narrator Walker was great also. I enjoy mostly fantasy,YA genre books to begin with so this was such a great story to easily find listening to with no issues whatsoever:)!!!.
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A Really Good Narrator

This is a fun Gothic tale. It mixes Christianity with Greek mythology and the narrator is super creepy. I honestly can see myself listening to this with all my goth friends on Halloween. I was surprised that Medusa make an appearance and the main antagonist is actually very good. I was on his side at the end because this is a tale of evil characters vs evil characters. I wish There was more of a resolution at the end and that is why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.