The Secret War Within

By: Brett Snodgrass

Narrated by: Alex Knox

Length: 6 hrs and 33 mins

Publisher's summary

With a foreword by best-selling author Richard E. Simmons III.

His hunger for more is all-consuming. Will his drive for insatiable ambition finally be the end of him?

Nolan Banks is a man untethered. Despite his incredible prestige, wealth, and adoring family, this prominent real estate mogul wrestles with an inner void he cannot satisfy. On the precipice of a grave error, he reluctantly agrees to a mysterious invitation that promises life-altering consequences.

Transported to a bewildering, isolated homestead, Nolan faces a trio of enigmatic hosts resolved to guide him on a life-changing odyssey...if he can survive the challenging trials. But while grappling with increasingly difficult emotional, spiritual, and physical hurdles, dark temptations threaten to break him as he battles against the devil inside.

Will Nolan overcome the trials and obtain what he needs to live in true freedom?

In a brutally honest and introspective look into the hidden recesses of a man’s heart, Brett Snodgrass reveals the perils of self-destruction, while offering a hopeful path to redemption. By portraying unforgettable characters as metaphors of the Trinity in this expedition into the human soul, listeners are provided an inspirational glimpse into the regenerative power of God.

The Secret War Within is a profound Christian fiction novel. If you like redemption, unflinching portrayals that deeply stir, and unearthing fervor through the divine, then Brett Snodgrass's introspective quest will captivate your heart.

©2023 Brett Snodgrass (P)2023 Brett Snodgrass

Modern Day Acceptance of Christ

If you've gotten to this review, please purchase this book either for yourself or a loved one. You won't regret it. The audio version is of high quality, but it's the message that stands out. Certain aspects of this book really spoke out to me. While other aspects resonated with people in my life. After finishing the audio version, I purchased the actual book to gift a friend.

Heart Changing

A great allegory that will impact men profoundly even of they are already believers. I have been a Christian for over 30 years and I was still moved beyond expectations. Beautifully explaining the pursuit of God in the lives of His creation. Well done

your going to listen to it all in one day

this books was highly recommended by nick from book thinkers on Instagram after I started listening to the story and the deep lessons i found the main character relatable to situations I'm currently in at the moment

Must-Read for Business Titans: How 'The Secret War Within' Changed My Game

Hey there, fellow business-minded folks,

Let me tell you, "The Secret War Within" is an absolute game-changer. As someone knee-deep in the business world, I know how easy it is to get fixated on the bottom line and end up surrounded by the wrong crowd. But this book? It's like a wake-up call wrapped in a gripping story that hits home.

I can't stress enough how much this book shifted my focus. It's like someone turned on a light bulb in my head, making me see what truly matters. If you're anything like me—a high-achiever with a dominant streak in business—trust me, you need to read this.

"The Secret War Within" isn't just another self-help book; it's a guide to reevaluating your priorities and the people you choose to roll with. Seriously, it might just flip your whole perspective on its head.

So, do yourself a favor and pick up a copy. Your future self will thank you.

A great first start for Brett Snodgrass as an author

I was super stoked about the sound of this book, like a modern day “pilgrims progress”. The first part of the book is gritty and intense and you can just feel the trap that the character has set for himself. However, that’s the last part of the book that gets the level of detail the story deserves. The rest is glossed over in short descriptions of giant events, and is hard to track. At some point the main character dies and is resurrected (that’s not a spoiler, you knew this was a Christian allegory) and even though I reminded and listened to it twice I still don’t get what happened.

Keep writing Brett, this is a good start!