The Master of Demise: A Dark and Riveting Psychological Thriller

By: Nadija Mujagic

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 5 hrs and 41 mins

Publisher's summary

What happens when a prestigious professor's life unravels after being blamed for a student's suicide?

Mitch Wegner has it all - a prestigious career, a loving wife, and a reputation as a brilliant academic and professor. But when one of Mitch’s students takes his own life, Mitch is blamed, and his life quickly spirals out of control.

As Mitch desperately seeks to prove his innocence, the truth is more twisted than he could imagine and demons that Mitch had long ago buried come back to haunt him.

In this gripping psychological thriller, author Nadija Mujagic takes readers on a heart-pounding journey through the mind of a man consumed by his own dark secrets. With twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end, The Master of Demise is a chilling tale of obsession, revenge, and the terrifying consequences of our actions.

Advance reviews:
***** When I thought I had everything figured out, the author would throw in another curveball that left me reeling. The writing was sharp and engaging, with vivid descriptions that brought the characters and setting to life. -- Goodreads review

***** The twist when it came was unforeseen and clever. -- Goodreads review

***** The jaw-dropping conclusion caught me totally offguard. I love when an author is able to both surprise and shock me after I’ve read so many thrillers. -- Amazon review

***** Once I started reading, I had to keep going until all of my questions were answered. - Amazon review

***** The plot, characters, and story are very nicely built. I had to see what would happen next, all those twists and turns kept me glued to the story guessing and I was surprised by the end. - Amazon review

***** WOW, WHAT A RIDE! - Goodreads review

***** The Master of Demise is a book everyone can read, but it is a special treat for people who like psychological thrillers. Personally, I cannot wait for Nadija’s next book. - Amazon review

The text itself was good

The Master of Demise in itself was a good book. Although the twist felt obvious from the first introduction, I still wanted to know how everything unfolded. I also enjoyed the downfall of one of the characters. My only problem was with the AI generated narrator. It made the book almost unbearable. The main character was a piece of work and getting a narrator to capture the individual’s attributes (nicest way I can put it) would have made the listening of this book enjoyable. I often got distracted and rarely rewinded the parts I missed. Hopefully a non-AI narrator can re-narrate TMOD because I would listen to it again. I don’t want to leave a harsh review because I liked the author’s writing.