The Gasp

"My first thought was, "That house is insane." Not just a house for the insane, but that the building itself was insane, as if the layout of the walls themselves belied a shattered psyche dwelling within the stone...." (page 177) Near the end of World War II, during the Battle of The Bulge, a US Army unit pursues a renegade SS panzer battalion into the secluded Ardennes forest. There, hidden deep in the snow-covered pines, they find an ancient manor house containing an inhuman evil that defies any sense of reality. Confronted with a supernatural evil inside the manor, and surrounded by enemy troops outside, the soldiers will have to unravel the mysteries of the creature called The Geist and face a nightmarish battle for body and soul if they are to survive. Part war story, part Lovecraftian horror story, One Last Gasp will hold you in its haunting grip from its explosive beginning to its mindbending conclusion.

You need to know that there is a devil, who doesn't want you reading this book. He's that little voice in your head, telling you to put this book down. He's in your mind, telling you that I'm out of mine. (Being that I was born in a mental institution, I very well may be out of my mind.) But, I'm bright enough to ask why he would want to keep you from reading this book? I'm also wise enough to know that it's because he understands the content of this book can be used to change the destiny of your soul forever. What will you do? --Discard this book, and face the fall-out that comes from listening to satan; or read it, and experience the most astounding transformation you have ever imagined? -- from back cover.

Discovering how visions are shared between seers like herself and the people they save, Jules searches for a school shooting survivor who is experiencing visions of an imminent crisis. By the best-selling author of the Wake trilogy.