A woman battles against the devil to save her baby.
Thunder, Texas is a sleepy town, hidden away from the increasingly modernized world.
But it has its secrets. Secrets born of the devil himself.
Now, Maggie Walts and Steve Penton are pulled to Thunder after a bizarre accident leaves Maggie’s mother dead.
Soon, Maggie discovers that her parents have done something horrifying: they’ve awoken Satan once more; and this time, he will use his army of inanimate objects to get what he wants most.
Maggie and Steve will have to fight Lucifer with the only weapon they have: the love God gave them.
Professional Reviews
Thrill and Chills
The time has come and the Devil has arrived in Thunder, Texas. Inanimate Objects is an amazing and exhilarating dark fiction novel written by Pol McShane. This haunting tale will keep you on the edge of your seat from the beginning to end and will even haunt you while you sleep. So, if you're looking for a thrilling ride and a new chilling erotic way to be scared, Inanimate Objects will be the gripping novel you are looking for!
An awesomely crafted must read!
Pol McShane's carefully crafted horror story begins with what happens when a couple sells their soul to the devil without regard for the cost to themselves or others. I found myself continuously asking, "Could I possibly have a tipping point too?"
McShane pushes boundaries by weaving a tale of increasingly horrific acts through well developed characters, plot, and compelling dialogue. It is a page turner that will have you desperate for love to win!
This is a must read
Well worth the read
You won't want to put this book down. Chilling & erotic, Inanimate Objects is a story very worth the read. One of the things I love about Pol McShane's writing style is his ability to flesh out characters in a way that makes them feel very real- thus making the surreal storyline seem like a genuine possibility. Full disclaimer- expect nightmares, expect to be afraid to touch your toothbrush, & expect a rare & unexpected opportunity to challenge & clarify your definition of right & wrong.
Chris has been fostered at the Crowley boot camp since he turned seven. At sixteen, he is finally ready to run away because his foster father is an abusive person who works Chris and the other children to the point of exhaustion. All he has left of h
