We Hide Our Faces

Horror Lurks Beneath, Book 3

By: Ben Farthing

Narrated by: Aaron Camacho

In a small Virginia town, a library grows a new wing.

Eddie has encountered impossible buildings before. He knows it’s a mysterious lure to an ancient evil.

But when Dad disappears inside the infinite maze of library shelves, Eddie has no choice. He enters the library to solve its mysteries and confront its terror.

Deep in the Pacific Ocean, water drains through a rip in reality.

Riley barely survived the imposter cruise ship Aria. She never wants to see the ocean again.

But then a federal agent forces Riley onto a Navy battleship. Its mission: stop the ocean from draining.

Once again, Riley finds herself on a ship beset by mysterious terrors.

Eddie’s and Riley’s fights for survival barrel towards a horrific collision… with each other, and with an ancient horror they’ve encountered before…

We Hide Our Faces is the terrifying follow-up to It Waits on the Top Floor and They Cling to the Hull, from the “unhinged imagination” of “one hell of a writer” (Shirley Jackson Award winner Daryl Gregory).

This series is meant to be listened to in numerical order. This is Book 3.

©2022 Benjamin Farthing (P)2024 Benjamin Farthing

A great end to a great trilogy

This book takes us to some fantastic places. It's a great read, well-paced, and with several good characters. I like the doors that open when you become more of yourself - it reminds me fondly of other magic doors in other places

Great ending

Great series. Really taps into the Lovecraftian horror feel. Enjoyed all 3 books but absolutely lived this one and the ending was amazing. Hopefully we'll see at least one of these charecters in a future book or even better a series of their own.

the perfect ending to the series

I loved this book the most out of the entire series. merging all the characters into one book and fighting off the divisor together. I can't wait to see what Ben has in store for Rylie next.

The story keeps getting better

The story brings the protagonists from book 1 and book 2 together and some antagonists too.

that felt fast.

I think this was a good end to the series. I always find myself wanting more details or just a bit more time with the Characters, but perhaps that would tarnish the finish it has, some of the horror or mystery may lose its potency potency. I sure do enjoy this author's work, and I think the narration worked just fine with the story.