Books matching: demonic possession (plot)
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Save:'The Wakening' by J.G. Faherty is a dark and terrifying story set in Hastings Mills, New York, where a haunted house starts to show signs of demonic possession. The narrative unfolds through various points of view and different time frames, following documentary filmmaker Stone Graves and his crew as they delve into the supernatural. The plot involves a retired priest, a powerful Prince of Hell, urban legends, psychic twins, a defrocked priest, and a ghost hunting reality TV star, all caught in a battle of good versus evil. The writing style is described as fast-paced, suspenseful, and complex, keeping readers on edge and questioning their beliefs about faith and the supernatural.
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Save:'Adam' by Ted Dekker follows the story of an FBI agent named Daniel Clark who is on the hunt for a serial killer named Eve. The plot delves into the dark world of demon possession, near-death experiences, and the battle between good and evil. The writing style is described as fast-paced, suspenseful, and mind-twisting, with unexpected plot twists and vivid descriptions that keep the reader engaged.
A HOT, STICKY EVENING in Los Angeles. Outside, the city was clogged with traffic and a million souls fighting their way through another rush hour, preoccupied with bloated mortgage payments and imposs... - #3
Save:Set in the world of 'The Curse of Chalion' series, 'Penric's Demon' follows the story of Penric, a young lordling who acquires a demon from a dying sorceress on his way to his betrothal. The book explores Penric's journey of understanding and adapting to his new situation, along with the dynamics between him and the demon named Desdemona. The writing style is praised for its depiction of Penric's character development, divine meddling, and the nuances of demon possession in a fantasy setting.
The morning light sloped across the meadows, breathing pale green into the interlaced branches of the woods beyond, picking out shy pink and white blossoms here and there among the new leaves. The spr... - #4
Save:In "No Proper Lady" by Isabel Cooper, readers are taken on a thrilling journey through time and magic as Joan, a professional assassin from a dystopian future, is sent back to Victorian England to prevent the rise of dark magic that threatens to destroy the world. Teaming up with Simon Grenville, a gentleman magician, Joan undergoes a transformation from a battle-hardened warrior to an elegant Victorian lady in order to get close to her target, the malevolent wizard Alex Reynell. The story is a unique blend of paranormal, historical romance, and time travel, filled with action, danger, sensuality, and a touch of humor, creating a fast-paced and captivating narrative that keeps readers engaged until the end.
The writing style in "No Proper Lady" is praised for its attention to detail, depth of characters, and the seamless weaving of elements like black magic, martial arts, mysticism, and romance. The plot is described as audacious, skillfully paced, and deftly written, offering a refreshing take on the time travel genre with a focus on relationships, character development, and the balance between historical and paranormal elements. Despite some minor quibbles about character depth and world-building, the book is commended for its originality, engaging storytelling, and the intriguing blend of genres that make it a delightful and addictive read.
The forest near Englefield Hall was lush and green with early summer but the view out his study window might have been invisible as far as Simon Grenville was concerned. All he could see was his aunt’... - #5
Save:Exorcist Falls by Jonathan Janz is a tale of demonic horror that follows the story of two priests performing an exorcism in a city plagued by a serial killer known as the Sweet Sixteen Killer. The book is praised for its unexpected plot twists, well-developed characters, and moments of humor and heart amidst the horrifying events. Jonathan Janz's writing style is described as compelling, with a mastery of vocabulary that keeps the story flowing smoothly and seamlessly.
Average height, handsome in a sad way. Eyes that darted away before you could discern the pain in them. Lean, but possessed of a tensile strength. Forty-one. A dark-brown goatee that matched his short... - #6
Save:'To The Devil, A Cryptid' by Hunter Shea is a fast-paced horror novella that follows a group of bumbling Satanists who accidentally summon a demon known as the Goat Man. This cryptid wreaks havoc and destruction in a small town in Texas, leaving a trail of death in its wake. The story is filled with folklore, demon possession, and gore, creating a thrilling and intense reading experience. Shea's writing style is described as brisk, with short chapters and scenes that maintain a high level of tension throughout the 151-page narrative. The characters are likable, the plot is unique, and the overall story delivers a satisfying and enjoyable ride to a climactic ending.
