Also by Brian Harmon:
- Rushed
- Secret of the Labyrinth (The Temple of the Blind #5)
- The Devil's Walk
- Buried in the Basement
- Road Beneath the Wood (The Temple of the Blind #4)
- The Temple of the Blind (The Temple of the Blind #3)
- From Such Small Things
- Gilbert House (The Temple of the Blind #2)
- The Man in the Fire
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Published: April 06, 2011
Words: 54,731 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458170217
Short description
A mysterious wooden box is waiting for Albert in the driver's seat of his locked car one night. 52,000 words. Adult Content. Horror, Dark Adventure, Suspense, Mystery.Extended description
When Albert finds a mysterious wooden box waiting for him in the driver’s seat of his locked car, he has no idea that it will lead him on an extraordinary and terrifying adventure. Each clue he unravels leads only to more questions as he pieces together a map of the complex, subterranean system that lies beneath the city and the strange labyrinth hidden deep within. Can he discover the meaning behind the box? Or will the endless darkness and the things that lurk unseen within these walls swallow him forever?52,000 words. Adult Content. Dark Adventure, Suspense, Mystery.
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suspense, adventure, mystery, paranormal, supernatural, dark fantasy, missouri, puzzle, labyrinth, dark adventureAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Ginnen Tonix
on Dec. 28, 2012 :
I could not put this book down! Admittedly, the beginning was boring and I had to force myself to keep reading, but once Albert & Brandy opened the box I could not wait to learn about it.
You know you've read a good book when you feel like you are there with the characters, and share their emotions.
You've written a fantastic book, Mr. Harmon, and I cannot wait to finish the rest of the series.
(review of free book)
Review by:
Crystal Trent Dotson
on July 30, 2012 :
I loved this story, it's mystery and horror keeps you wanting more, it has a bit of every emotion in it. It's not what you think it is, it's better, I'm already reading the second one and this is a set that everyone who enjoys Horror, should own.
Step Aside Stephen King.....
(reviewed long after purchase)
Review by:
Joel McCandless
on Nov. 04, 2011 :
A thoroughly enjoyable read. At turns horrific, mysterious, thrilling, and arousing, this book is an adult adventure that deserves more attention. Brian Harmon has a compelling voice and writing style that begs to have a wider readership.
Wih one part The da Vinci Code, one part Indiana Jones, and one part The Shining, shaken well and stirred, Horror, Fantasy, Mystery, and Thriller fans should all enjoy this offering. Now on to book two!
(reviewed long after purchase)