Dark Game
Lance Brody Series, Book 1
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Joe Cliff Thompson
About this listen
An exciting new series from the author of the Amazon number one best-selling horror novel, Rough Draft.
A small town. Three unexplained disappearances. One sinister evil.
Less than 24 hours after the horrific events that forced him to flee his hometown, Lance Brody steps off a bus into a whole different nightmare. The small town of Westhaven seems ordinary on the surface, but Lance can feel the evil lurking in the air... and it knows Lance has arrived.
After meeting two new friends - one of this world, and one of another - Lance learns that young men have been disappearing from Westhaven without a trace. No clues left behind, no answers. Left with no choice but to use his unexplainable gifts - the ones that allow him to see beyond the veil and into the shadows - Lance sets out to restore peace to Westhaven before another boy can vanish... But the darkness Lance felt the moment he arrived will do everything it can to stop him. No matter the lives lost.
Dark Game is the first novel in Michael Robertson Jr.'s new supernatural suspense series featuring Lance Brody. With a troubled young hero, mysterious foes, and plenty of paranormal action, fans of Odd Thomas, Supernatural, and the dark unknown are sure to love Lance.
Pick up Dark Game and join Lance Brody in his latest mystery today!
Books in the Lance Brody series:
0: Dark Beginnings (Prequel Novella)
1: Dark Game
2: Dark Son
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- Elysia-Rose Barksby
- 08-07-23
beginning of an obsession
absolutely love the lance brody novels. heard about it on fb. I was not disappointed
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- Mrs. G. Robertson
- 29-06-21
Rolls along but never really gets going properly.
Its okay… as a background book it makes the grade but never really finds the momentum I hoped for at the start. Quite a few recording glitches and laughably, you can hear a dog barking in the background during a few of the chapters 😆
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- T. Giles
- 26-04-20
great ghost story
my first experience of audio book, really enjoyed this book, impressed will read more and hear more from this author.
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- Alexis
- 28-11-19
Inconsistent, unsophisticated and a little dull
Got this as a Book 1 but it seems that to be fully in the loop you maybe need to read the prequel? If so that's a bit disappointing. However on to Book 1 - it reads like a YA novel which is okay if it gave YA's a bit of credit. Our 'hero' Lance Brody is inconsistent in his manner and speech and his love life is very juvenile. I have no idea why or how Lance ends up in this small town as it is only alluded to so I am none the wiser as to his 'gifts' as he is - hence maybe the prequel. In a nutshell young man with unspecified gifts find himself in small town and solves missing boys mystery within a day or two - a bit far fetched. Also he has run ins with the police and others and this is never followed up. I really hate that - follow through for goodness sake. The supernatural element is worthy of a pre teen novel and by the end I didn't really care much what happened to him. To many instances of ' its like' or 'just like' when describing things for 'my liking'. Onto the actual recording - in a word - bad. Sounds like it was recorded in the narrators back kitchen with many noises off. Also repetition - surely that's an editors job. Pretty much failed in this instance. Needless to say I will not be picking up Book 2 and may even return this one.
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