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Featured: The Exodus by David Fairchild

Featured: The Exodus by David Fairchild

By Jess the AudiobookwormMay 28, 2021Dystopian, Science Fiction

Featured: Lord of Order by Brett Riley

Featured: Lord of Order by Brett Riley

By Jess the AudiobookwormMarch 5, 2021Dystopian, Science Fiction

Featured: Out of Kilter by Sandy Hyatt-James

Featured: Out of Kilter by Sandy Hyatt-James

By Jess the AudiobookwormFebruary 19, 2021Science Fiction

Featured: Lucky by R.H. Webster

Featured: Lucky by R.H. Webster

By Jess the AudiobookwormFebruary 6, 2021Science Fiction

Review: The Mechanical Magistrate by Greg Hansen

Review: The Mechanical Magistrate by Greg Hansen

By Sophia RoseJanuary 30, 20214 Stars, Science Fiction

Featured: A Stand-in for Dying by Rick Moskovitz

Featured: A Stand-in for Dying by Rick Moskovitz

By Jess the AudiobookwormDecember 15, 2020Science Fiction, Thriller

Review: Killer in the Retroscape by Bruce M. Perrin

Review: Killer in the Retroscape by Bruce M. Perrin

By Sophia RoseDecember 15, 20204 Stars, Science Fiction

Featured: Brink of Life by Rick Moskovitz

Featured: Brink of Life by Rick Moskovitz

By Jess the AudiobookwormOctober 25, 2020Science Fiction, Thriller

Review: A Gleam of Light by T.J. Wolf and M.L. Wolf

Review: A Gleam of Light by T.J. Wolf and M.L. Wolf

By Sophia RoseAugust 20, 20203 Stars, Science Fiction

Featured: Radioactive Revolution by Richard Hummel

Featured: Radioactive Revolution by Richard Hummel

By Jess the AudiobookwormJuly 24, 2020Science Fiction

Do you like when time travel, twisted history, and secret societies collide?

The Devil Pulls the Strings, described as The Librarians meet The Magicians, is an epic fantasy adventure set in modern-day Wentzville, MO, New York City, and 1813 Genoa, Italy. It weaves bromance, Slavic mythology, secret societies, Paganini’s music, and time travel.

Boone Daniels, 22, has problems, debilitating panic attacks, gut-wrenching guilt, an evil spirit wendigo haunting him since age six, and now he almost killed his best friend in a joust. But when he fills in for his injured friend at a New York City gig, he ends up meeting the gig’s contact, Professor Stone, at his NYC brownstone where his body falls from the balcony and the place explodes with gun fire.

Boone barely escapes but uncovers a sinister plot to perform a rare Paganini piece that summons the Devil to trap Baba Yaga and destroy modern-day New York City and finds himself on a race through time to capture the cursed melody. Along the way, a crazed immortal, steampunk vampires, and Baba Yaga set the stage for war, and Boone shall have to risk death for redemption. Because all Boone wants is to keep a promise to a friend. The same friend he almost killed last Sunday during a joust.

Can a small-town Missouri musician outplay the supernatural and save NYC’s soul?

The Devil Pulls the Strings is the pulse-pounding first tale in the Archivist series. If you like when tortured heroes, epic battles, time travel, twisted history, and secret societies collide, then you’ll love J. W. Zarek’s spectacular story.

This audiobook is narrated by award-winning, professionally trained multimedia performer and audiobook narrator Curt Bonnem. And for music lovers, it includes music by world-renowned musicians Oleg Bezuglov, Natalia Bezuglova, and Vladimir Gapontsev.

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