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Two weeks after his 18th birthday, everything changes for Evan Nash. When he injures his head after being run down on his bicycle, he begins having strange, harrowing visions whenever he tries to sleep. He turns to psychiatrist Shannon Mayer for help. Mayer has troubles of her own: her daughter has been kidnapped, and she's desperate for answers. Though she's at first skeptical of Evan's accounts, it quickly becomes clear that his mysterious ailment may be the key to finding her child. Soon Evan's visions prove essential to the case but at a terrible cost. Evan and Shannon face an agonizing decision: Should he risk himself to save the girl?
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Remote Viewing

This story has great potential. I like the theme of this story "remote viewing" but it is too short to be adequately developed. This was a recent audible daily deal which I took advantage of and glad that I did. It was enjoyable but characters and storyline is underdeveloped.

As described in the publisher's review, this story is about a boy who can "see" remotely people, places and things when he sleeps. This story has great potential to be developed into an entertaining read.

Overall, it's not worth a credit but ok for a 2.95 purchase.

10 of 11 people found this review helpful

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Poor Research leads to Sub-Optimal Dialogue

How does such a poorly written book get so many positive reviews? It is a short book and I managed to get through all of it with difficulty. This is a poorly researched self-published book with dialogue and actions which were so uninformed that I cringed as I listened. An example occurs when after many hours of ‘free’ therapy, the psychiatrist, Dr. Shannon Mayer thinks, “Clearly, there was something demented going on in his head.” Her language and actions are not those of a professional person throughout the book. Other reviewers have commented on the many problems with character and plot development in this novel and I will not reiterate those comments, but I do agree with them. I will avoid this author in the future. Amy McFadden's narration was excellent but she could not save a bad book

7 of 8 people found this review helpful

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Don't waste your time

This story was super fake! I kept listening until the end, hoping it would get better and it did not!

Lots of unexplained things and loose ends. I'm just glad it was short so I didn't waste too much time.

6 of 7 people found this review helpful

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  • Sandra
  • Sacramento, CA USA
  • 10-27-16

Worst book ever listened to on Audible!!

Story was not believable, writing sophomoric, depiction of psychiatrist and nurses were extremely unprofessional. Doesn't even fit in category of science fiction. Worst book in 6 years with Audible.

5 of 6 people found this review helpful

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interesting concept

a very good story. I didn't want to put it down until I finished. the writer doesn't get bogged down, the story flows.

20 of 27 people found this review helpful

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  • Philip
  • Lansdale, PA, United States
  • 10-18-16

Mercifully Short

What would have made Through the Fog better?

Characters that were more than shadows, something above a pre-teen level of dialog.

Would you ever listen to anything by Michael C. Grumley again?

Probably not.

Would you be willing to try another one of Amy McFadden’s performances?

Perhaps but not going to go look for one.

If you could play editor, what scene or scenes would you have cut from Through the Fog?

No comment as that would involve referencing elements of the story.

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  • Anthony
  • Dunnellon, FL. United States
  • 05-20-16

Not bad for a first

I can't help myself, I have to give it 4 stars...Grumley bears watching, he's going to write great stuff. In fact if you've read Breakthrough and the 2nd in that series Leap, you know he already has, and I believe he's only going to get better....
No, this book isn't as good as those and it's short, but I still enjoyed it. He has a knack for making you like his characters.
If you haven't tried anything by him yet, get to it. It's going to be an amazing journey! Get your original copies and keep them, you might be glad you did in a few years...

26 of 38 people found this review helpful

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just kinda blah...

Never really connected with any of the characters. Overall the plot was pretty uneventful and far fetched. Not my cup of tea !

5 of 7 people found this review helpful

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Good performance of a lackluster book

The only character I had any remote affection for was Evan. Everyone else was boring at best, and the ~mysteries~ the author kept shoehorning into every chapter gap just pissed me off. Not every chapter needs some flaccid cliffhanger just to keep readers from running away! And the answers to the questions presented in those cliffhangers were by and large disappointing, and usually predictable to boot. Plus, so much of the dialogue was overwritten and unconvincing. Every character talked the same (writing-wise, not the performance), and I rarely bought anything they were trying to sell. Only decent as a primer on shit to avoid while writing.

3 of 4 people found this review helpful

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Not worth the time

This was a story that was obviously created in order to include a few plot twists. None of the were particularly surprising and most were virtually transparent early. The narrator was not bad, but more robotic than necessary. I was genuinely bored for the entirety of this book and would not have completed it if it was much longer.

5 of 7 people found this review helpful