
Ghosts of Eden
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Narrated by:
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Talmadge Ragan
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By:
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Keith Deininger
A neglected and abused little girl... A hopeless drug addict... Horrifying visions of bizarre beings that may or may not be human... A haunted desert refuge that could hold the key to everything...and all of it tied together by a mysterious jar that contains the secrets of good and evil, reality and nightmares, creation and death...and everything in between....
Following a family tragedy, Kayla, a 12-year-old orphan, and Garty, a college dropout and junkie, are sent to spend the summer with an enigmatic uncle neither of them have ever known, at his palatial desert home in Los Alamos, New Mexico, the birthplace of the atomic bomb. While Garty struggles to come to grips with his reckless past and Kayla attempts to discover her place in the world, their uncle Xander reveals the true purpose for them being there. Soon dark secrets will be revealed. They will be shown things that will change their perceptions of the physical universe, because nothing is as it seems, and no one is safe from the terrifying secrets awaiting them. When the strange jar is opened, otherworldly horrors slip forth with ambitions of dominance, oppression, and terror. Eden will be reborn.
©2014 Keith Deininger (P)2017 David N. WilsonListeners also enjoyed...




















The voice of the MC was wonderfully depicted by our narrator, giving this young woman a brave and strong voice. You could hear the strength in her vulnerable telling of the tale.
And who doesn't like a mystery jar? Huh? Seriously, I watch those mystery box videos on YouTube. Don't Judge me.
Anyway, this was different. And heaven knows we need that in books these days.
I was given a copy of this audio book in exchange for an honest review.
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I thought this was a pretty entertaining book. It was dark and interesting. I thought the narration was good. My attention was kept throughout the 6 hours of the book. I thought it was a solid paranormal thriller. I think it should be categorized in the paranormal genre, though, not mysteries and thrillers. That's just my opinion, though, so take that with a grain of salt.
A solid, if miscategorized, paranormal thriller
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Decent enough
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Narration by Talmadge Ragan was spot on, giving one of the two protagonists, young orphaned Kayla, a courageous tone despite the tragedies and confusion she faces. Deininger weaves a tale about mysterious happenings, chance meetings, fate and learning who to trust and who is lying to you. This story wasn't my favorite ever, but it held my attention throughout. I would recommend this one to any friends who enjoy a paranormal mystery/thriller!
I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.
Enjoyable Paranormal Thriller
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I was intrigued by this book, but it fell a little short of what I was expecting. Part of the problem was the quality of the recording that kept fading in and out. I thought that the problem was with my device, but after listening to other audiobooks, I realized that the recording was at fault. It is also a very hard book to follow as an audio recording because of the complexity of the plot and the different characters' background stories that precede the actual plot. I'm guessing that if I had read the book, I would have been able to enjoy it much better as I would have had less visual distractions. I've actually listened to the entire book twice just to make sure that my initial impression was the correct one. The second time around it made more sense, maybe because at that point I was already somewhat familiar with the plot and it was easier to follow. I would recommend the printed version of the book for the paranormal enthusiasts as the writing was pleasant.
It Would Probably Work Better as a Book
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Other Worlds
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