The Mirror of Truth

By: M.A. Senft

Narrated by: Mark Williams

You can’t always believe what you see or think you hear.

Step into a world of mystery and suspense with M.A. Senft's latest masterpiece, "Mirror of Truth." The highly anticipated sequel to the acclaimed "The Unseen Player" promises to take you on a rollercoaster of emotions and revelations!

Clint, the devoted manager of Rod Radcliff Children's Home, has a tranquil life he shares with his beloved wife Jules. Little does he know that his content world is about to be shattered by a perilous mission that beckons him into the shadows of treachery and danger.

Salzburg's newest resident, Farley, brings a chilling aura with him, disturbed by strange voices and haunting visions. When he confides in Clint, the stage is set for a gripping tale of mysterious encounters and sinister happenings. As ghastly murders come to light, Clint is thrust into the heart of a quest for truth and justice.

But amidst the darkness, a beacon of hope emerges—a young boy abandoned on the orphanage's steps. Clint and Farley develop an unbreakable bond with him, uncovering extraordinary gifts that hold the key to the gruesome murders.

The journey becomes a race against time as Clint grapples with his own psychic abilities, intertwined with the discovery of the Reno Gang treasure.

Dare to delve into the unknown with this riveting tale of justice, love, and the untold power within. Your adventure awaits!

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Great follow up to The Unseen Player!

I really enjoyed listening to the mess Clint got himself into this time. The narration is fantastic! The addition of Farley and KC really make the characters enjoyable.

Had high expectations and they were definitely met!

I loved The Mirror of Truth just as much as the first book in the series although I doubted that I could after really getting lost in The Unseen Player! Even though the two stories feel very different, M.A. Senft has such a talent for bringing characters to life. Their personalities, backstories, and choices feel so real that you quickly become invested in them. As always, I regret how quickly I finished this story but I couldn’t help it! The narrator is perfect and a big part of why I found myself listening for hours every day. If you enjoyed The Unseen Player, this one is absolutely worth the listen!