The Book of Judas: The Dreamwalker by Mad Sandman
Zach is a regular guy. He plays video games. He has a wife. He has two kids. They had the perfect life together. And now he’s moving back to his hometown in Florida.
Zach can’t wait to reunite with his high school friends. Their group was beyond family. From late night gaming to bonfires on the beach, they learned everything about life from one another. Now, Zach is returning to share his old life with his new family. But his old life has its dark secrets.
In a night long passed, an innocent game with a Ouija board released a spirit into this world. For years the spirit evoked images within the shadows of dreams and darkness. But now, that spirit is no longer silent. Nightmares haunted with demons, ghosts, and screams, telling them “The gate must open.”
Who is this spirit that haunts their dreams? Was it awakened by the board? Why was Zach’s best friend locked in a mental hospital? And how can Zach save his family’s life—or is it already too late?
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Author’s Bio
The Mad Sandman is the darkness in all of us. He is the evil that needs to surface when good will not provide the answers. He is for those who exist in the shadowy corners which few dare tread. He is also the light that resides in everyone that yearns to be free and is revealed through actions that few seem to recognize.
The Mad Sandman is the darkness and the light, and their ability to coexist.
That is who I am and what I have become; the anger that’s bleeds throughout, and the light that glows within.
My Review
4 stars
One night Zach and his friends were hanging out and decided to play with an Ouija board. What they didn’t realize is they opened a gateway to hell and released spirits into our world. Things start going wrong shortly thereafter but Zach eventually moves away, marries, has kids, and doesn’t really think back about that night. Eventually Zach returns to his childhood home and learns that the rest of his friends have not had as great of luck with their lives. Then they start getting harassed by the spirits and it’s going to be up to Zach to save his family.
This is a great, scary story. I love how it relies more on our own imagination than the blood and gore so many horror stories slap in our face. It was very easy to get into this story. I couldn’t wait to see what was going to happen next.
The thing to remember is this is a series of books. Since this is book one we are developing this world and the characters. When I reached the end of the book I was really expecting more. I can’t wait to read the next book in this series.
I received The Book of Judas: The Dreamwalker from Candid Book Reviews for free. This has in no way influenced my opinion of this book.