Sanctum: A Jake Crowley Adventure

By: David Wood, Alan Baxter

Narrated by: Jonathan Waters

A quiet English village harbors a dark secret.Trying to escape his past, veteran Jake Crowley takes a teaching position in the village of Market Scarston. But his slow rehabilitation is interrupted when a group of students are apparently attacked by Black Shuck, the legendary demon dog, and Crowley attracts the attention of a secret society dating back to the days of the Roman Empire.

©2020 David Wood (P)2021 Gryphonwood Press

Good read

Good read but so short. Gives a good premise for the series. I received a free copy and left my honest review

Another great Jake Crowley Adventure!💜

I’m really enjoying going on these adventures with Jake. So much mystery, mixed in with some magic and as always plenty of evil danger lurking around.
The narration by Jonathan Waters was performed wonderfully. He always manages to bring the characters to life in a way I feel engaged with the story. I can’t wait for the next book.
This story has an HEA and can be read as a standalone.
I highly recommend this book.

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Great adventure!!

This was a well written and amazing story and I really enjoyed the adventure that these 2 authors took me on!
A great mix of mystery, action and thriller. I loved the character, Jake Crowley and I'm looking forward to more in this series.
The audio narration was really enjoyable, bringing the characters & story to life. A great fit!!

Good Book

The premise of this book is misleading as I thought it was going to be a supernatural plot but it isn't supernatural in any way. Still, it kept my interest and I listened to the entire book. I liked the old Roman history. The female protagonist was a bit snobbish and was not my favorite character. This book is a good listen and the narrator did a fine job.

Really enjoyed this one

I have had the pleasure of bearing witness to 3 other books this character had been in, and liked this one as well. It didn't feel as in depth as some others but was still captivating. Without this narrator though, I don't know that I would've liked it as much.