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Necromancers, revenants, even a summoned demon or two - they're all in a day's work for the men of the Echo Team and their enigmatic leader, Cade Williams. But nothing could prepare them for the fury they are about to face... When a Jesuit priest wanders out of the New Mexico desert, telling wild stories about a secret research installation and bloodthirsty demons hunting through its halls, the Echo Team is called in to deal with the situation. Their orders - investigate the facility, determine exactly what happened there, and deal with any infernal presence that might exist.

This is a re-imagining of the story of Elijah from the Bible...Elijah is a young prophet studying the Torah, when the soldiers of Queen Jezebel burn his school and massacre his teachers. He escapes, barely, but finds himself on the run and hunted....as Queen Jezebel attempts to stamp out the worship of the Hebrew God in Israel and replace it with the worship of Ba’al. As the queen’s soldiers close in on him, Elijah discovers a little known promise in the Scroll of Deuteronomy and prays for something impossible....

Forget what you've been told. Monsters DO exist. And they're hungry... Standing in their way are the men and women of the new Templar Order, who have pledged their lives to protect those who cannot defend themselves from the darkness and what lies within. Men like Cade Williams, an ex-SWAT officer turned modern Templar knight who commands the most elite monster-hunting team in existence. When a group of necromancers seek to bend an ancient, mystical artifact to their own evil ends, it will be up to Cade and the men of the Echo Team to stop them.

This is the third installment of the Dark Side trilogy. This audiobook is shorter than the others, but it's an audiobook you can listen to over and over again to find more clues. It also reveals a lot about what will happen in the movie version of The Dark Side of the Felt (all three Dark Side books combined). Since I don't like to reveal much in blurbs, I'll just say this: "Hope you enjoy!"