Night Terror

Lazarus Codex Series, Book 7

By: E. A. Copen

Narrated by: Travis Baldree

Living nightmares. Dead relatives. And one really awkward turkey dinner....

After an exhausting trek through seven hells, all Lazarus wants is to kick back and relax through the holidays. Unfortunately, the supernatural has other plans.

Three murder-suicides in as many weeks has New Orleans on edge. The killers? All family men, loving fathers, and wizards. Two is a coincidence, but three is a pattern Lazarus can't ignore, especially since he fits the profile. Something is driving these men insane and making them murder their beloved families. Something that strikes only at night and leaves only nightmares behind.

If Lazarus doesn't find whatever is behind these strange deaths and soon, his family might be next on the menu.

©2019 E.A. Copen (P)2021 Tantor

I’m shocked

This is the first time iv ever heard Travis do the closest thing to a sex scene and I’m shocked he did it

I just can't get enough of this story line

it's a rollercoaster of emotion and fan. enjoy the twists of blind love making. I was expecting more fight from the Titan. I was hoping to see more action from the backup crew, Grandma included LoL. the author built Grandma as a perfect maniac with a gun but did not follow through with it. overall I enjoyed it.

Still completely in love with this series

Loved this one - laughed repeatedly, loudly, and since I listened to the book out in public while walking the dog or running, probably looked really weird laughing out of nowhere, often. There were some serious parts, for sure, and plenty of suspense, but thank goodness for the humor in between.
The audio continued to be great - Travis Baldree doesn't have the enormous repertoire of voices to match up with the enormous cast in the series, but he is only one human, and he's consistent and awesome with the main characters

Best book so far

The story just keeps getting better and i hope Grammy makes a return shes now my favorite character.

Good addition to the series!

This was a little more mellow of a story while also being deep with confrontations of the past. This was about facing personal demons. And we still have the mythology, which I love. Onto the next...