
Invisible Terror Collection: The Encounter
Forbidden Doors, Book 6
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Narrated by:
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Bill Myers
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By:
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Bill Myers
About this listen
The sixth book of Bill Myers’ Forbidden Doors series focuses on Becka Williams’ friend Krissi, who opens her life up to the occult when she dabbles in automatic handwriting. As the messages she writes begin to come true, Krissi begins to believe that she is a real conduit, and that the alien speaking through her is real. While the rest of her friends dismiss Krissi’s actions as silly, Becka takes them seriously and worries about what dark spirits Krissi has opened herself to. Meanwhile, Becka’s brother Scott is caught up in an online game that is slowly taking over his life.
Open more Forbidden Doors.©2009 Bill Myers (P)2009 Zondervan
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