THE LAST OMEN, AMAZON REVIEW 5.0 of 5 stars 12/14/2014 Dii, TOP 500 REVIEWER With his signature style for detail and that shadowy, suspenseful atmosphere, LT Reece has dipped his pen into the world of the occult. With The Last Omen: Possessed, Mr. Reece also displays his ability to meld two seemingly separate plots into one, while neatly tying them together with a unique flourish as they create cross-hatches upon each other. After inheriting his uncle’s fortune, author C. Adams begins to have nightmares and hear the sounds of an intruder in his newly inherited home. With no evidence, perhaps his writer’s imagination is getting carried away? The death of a neighbor is no hallucination and the investigating detective claims Adams’ uncle was part of a dark occult group. Meanwhile he finds an intense attraction to a beautifully mysterious and successful woman, who his disbelief, says she is possessed by a demon, who is becoming crueler as it rears its evil head. Little did Adams know that the day his uncle died, his life would never be the same. A former foreign soldier, a trained specialist comes to America at the behest of his estranged wife, but something is off, nothing is as she said it was, there were no great job opportunities and no great wealth. Even the success of his in-laws has been exaggerated, as Johan comes to learn. When approached by a powerful and terrifying group to become their paid assassin, the money is too good to pass up, the work is easy with his marksman’s skills and just maybe he is helping rid the world of more evil. These two men cross paths when Johan walks in on a pagan ritual that Adams is “part of.” From this point on, these two men will enter into a world they never knew existed. The question is will they escape alive? Who can they trust to believe and help them? The answers may surprise you… Get ready to feel the chills traverse your spine, to hear noises and things that go bump in the night after entering the world Mr. Reece has created. Not for the faint of heart, expect to lose a few hours of reality as LT Reece becomes your guide in the dark and sinister. You may want to sleep with the lights on for a night or two. LT Reece is Author's pseudonym. The Reviewer is using his real name in the Review.