Darkness Unbound: Terror of Night
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Darkness Unbound: Terror of Night
Narrated by:
Brinke Stevens
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Narrated by:
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Brinke Stevens
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By:
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Glenn Porzig
About this listen
Still recovering from a near-death experience, homicide detective Alexander Drake is suddenly recalled to active duty to track down a diabolical serial killer with ties to the occult.
The second book in the Darkness Unbound series, which has been called an "intense thrill ride" and an "entertaining mix of mystery, pulp and the occult".
Now a thrilling audiobook featuring Scream Queen Brinke Stevens!
Don't miss the other books in the Darkness Unbound series: Lady in Black (volume 1) and Darkness Unbound: Shadow of Death (volume 3).
©2015 Glenn Porzig (P)2016 Glenn Porzig
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