Superstition, David Ambrose
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Superstition

Author: David Ambrose

Narrator: Richard Ferrone

Unabridged: 11 hr 33 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 08/22/2014


Synopsis

What do you do when reality as you know it seems to shift under your very feet? Brace yourself for a thrilling, chilling, supernatural roller coaster ride of a novel from one of England's best known suspense writers. As creative thought forms begin to take on a life of their own, the waking nightmare that evolves will have you shivering with delicious dread. It all begins when parapsychologist Sam Towne and journalist Joanna Cross decide to conduct an experiment to see if it's possible for a group to deliberately create a ghost. Or maybe it started with the psychics who cursed Joanna when she exposed their fraud in her last magazine article. Either way, soon the question is how to stop it! David Ambrose, who began his career as a screenwriter for Orson Welles, exhibits his flair for the dramatic in this contemporary ghost story. Narrator Richard Ferrone's sonorous voice draws you in and holds you spellbound as you consider the fragility of everything you think you know.

Reviews

AudiobooksNow review by Diane on 2020-04-14 08:55:41

Anyone who enjoys a chilling novel of a parapsychological experiment that goesdisasterously wrong won't be able to put this book down, or in this case turn off your audio device. I listened to this book many years ago on tape from my local library, and was overjoyed to find it here. It was this book that encouraged me to sign up for audio books now. I had been searching for it for a long time, and when I found it on their site, I was so excited, I immediately signed up. And, the book was just as wonderful the second time around as the first. Spell binding, engrossing and terrifying. The narrator is wonderful to. He narrates many of the John Sanford titles, and does just as well with this one. A must read. A parapsychological thriller at its best. It is also a favorite book of some of my friends, and they have enjoyed rereading it as much as I have.