Rooms of Ruin Free Audiobook Download by Erik Henry Vick

"Rooms of Ruin" tells the story of a group of friends who find themselves trapped in a haunted house. The protagonist, Ethan, is a high school student who has never been happier with his life until the day that he and his friends get trapped inside an abandoned house during the weekend. Things take an unexpected turn when they realize that one of their friends is possessed by evil spirits. Erik Henry Vick narrates this audiobook which will keep you on the edge of your seat while also giving you chills.

The narrator of this book is a child who has been abducted and imprisoned in an underground bunker. He will be freed when he succeeds in solving the puzzle that was put before him, so he begins going through his memories to try to find something that might help him.

A war is over and a peace treaty has been signed. All that's left are the uninhabited buildings and rubble. The protagonist of this dystopian novel, June, was born in one of these ruins after her parents escaped to the city when she was a baby. June tries to find some semblance of happiness in life by volunteering at a shelter for displaced people.

Rooms of Ruin is a horror-thriller audiobook written by Erik Henry Vick. The story follows college student who, after moving into his new apartment, stumbles across a hidden room in the basement of his building. He discovers a mysterious relic from the Salem witch trials, which allows him to read other people's minds. What he discovers is not just creepy but also terrifying!

Roommates Katie and Allison are both struggling with the aftermath of their parents' divorce. The once close friends have been avoiding each other since the break up, but when Allison's mom forces Katie to help her move out, she makes a discovery that changes everything for her. Now she can no longer avoid Katie because she has to find out what happened in their childhood bedroom.

"At the edge of the world, in the black water of a vast desert, there is a city of steel and glass. Buildings rise like icebergs from deep sand as distant as Antarctica. The towers are facades and corridors only; nothing lives inside save for the scientists and administrators who run it." This quote opens up this science fiction novel which takes place in a desert on Earth where people live underground.