Interview with the Devil

De: Michael Harbron

Narrado por: Eric Priessman

Joseph Banbury's life takes an extraordinary turn when he's drawn into an otherworldly dialogue with the Devil himself. Tasked with documenting this unparalleled interview, Joe dives into a narrative that blurs the lines between myth and reality, good and evil. As he navigates the complexities of the Devil's tales, Joe uncovers secrets that challenge the foundations of his beliefs and the world's understanding of the celestial balance. Faced with a prophetic warning about a pivotal choice that could reshape the universe, Joe's journey becomes a testament to the power of questions and the search for truth.

"Interview with the Devil" is a compelling tale that invites listeners to explore the depths of their convictions and the possibility of redemption in the darkest of narratives. Through a tapestry of philosophical exploration and cosmic intrigue, this novel questions the essence of humanity and the intricate dance of fate and free will.

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Boring

The author is a very good writer and the narrator was excellent, but the story itself was painfully slow, tedious, and boring. I finally gave up at the end of chapter 14 because I found myself wondering why I was even continuing listening.

I had hoped I would enjoy this but it's extremely frustrating to listen for so many hours and nothing ever happens. Not a horror book at all. It's more of a study of the most minute details of the main character's life.

It was good

I enjoyed listening to it. Albeit your twisted views of come of the elements of Christianity you mentioned. I hope there is a sequel. It just ended! In a random spot

Great

love it ... where's the rest.. I think it sucks to be hanging out just like that .

This was not what I was expecting

I loved this book! It was not fully what I expected, but totally worth the read.

Wow. Great!!

I am impressed. The thought and time placed in this book. WOW. This is really a must read.

Can’t wait for second book

Started off slow almost gave up , but got better. Better than I thought it was going to be.

Wait, what just happened?

The writing of this book is very good The problem is I feel like I became fairly vested and all of a sudden the story ended far before the time in which I thought it should. I was hoping for quite a bit more content. it just felt like the beginning of something and that none of the things that I thought might come together were ever tied up. I am leaving it feeling like I just watched half a season of a television show that got canceled. when I'm into an audiobook, I don't typically pay attention to how much time is left or how many chapters are left. maybe I would have been a little more prepared if I would have noticed that along the way. there were some great concepts and I feel like a lot more book is out there somewhere.

Took a while

It took me a while to stick with it, I started it atleast 3 times but I don’t think it was necessarily the story it was me having trouble focusing and it was a tad slow going for me. But I kept trying bc the title made promises that I wanted to hear. I’m glad I did but I wish this first book would have delved just a smidge further or possibly just revealed something a tad more sinister/twisted to keep me salivating. My concern is that my enthusiasm is going to wane as I wait for the next installment. Fortunately audible is pretty good about its recommendations so hopefully the real life author will follow suit with the fictional author and will expedite the release of book 2. Thank you for the entertainment. 😉

Interview of the Devil

I was an interesting book to listen to and enjoyed it very much. I recommend it to everyone.

A fascinating idea

I absolutely love the idea of getting another perspective on a story we think we know everything about. There were a couple slow spots in the story, but that was fine as the narrative kept moving forward. The author makes you question what is real and what is just in the mind. It's definitely a trip worth the read