Jars of Arioch

If You Invite the Devil to Dinner Don't Be Shocked When He Shows Up

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Jars of Arioch

By: Gena Bell

Narrated by: Gena Bell

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Jars of Arioch is a fictional tale based on real events its author and her family experienced after the birth of her second daughter.

Following a horrific childhood, Tracy is forced to leave the safety of the only home she has ever known in Los Angeles California in search of her missing twin brother. She follows his trail to the tourist town of Gatlinburg Tennessee, where she unintentionally accepts an invitation from a demonic being. As she searches for her brother, Tracy is faced with the reality that she has deeper roots in the south than she ever could have imagined.

Jars of Arioch is a terrifying journey into the darkness of humanity and the balance between good and evil.

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I loved this book. I really felt like I was being told the story, rather than simply listening to it. The prologue will get you thinking and leave you suitably creeped out and looking over your shoulder before you begin the fictional tale.
The premise of the story is intriguing, and the family relationships and difficult emotions surrounding them are heart wrenching.
I read a lot of horror and this story did make me feel afraid and uneasy in the best possible way. The scariest monsters of all truly do walk among us.
Plenty of gruesome scenes woven into a very well told, clever story that will leave you looking at yourself and others around you long after you finish it.
I’d definitely recommend this book.

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