Truth

by Robbie Dorman

Something is haunting Leo Price. It knows what he's found. It won't stop until he reveals the truth.

Leo Price, popular news host, was once respected. Now he's a slave to the ratings and his masters at the network. One photo changes everything.

A single picture reveals shocking crimes by those in power. Leo wants to investigate, but the network wants him to forget it.

But forgetting it isn't an option. Pale lidless eyes are creeping into his vision. Nightmares of torture and death are invading his sleep. Something’s tormenting him, and it won’t let him forget what he’s learned.

251 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 21, 2019

About the author

Robbie Dorman believes in horror. Conquest is his first novel. When not writing, he's podcasting, playing video games, or petting cats. He lives in Texas with his wife, Kim.

Reviews

[Peter Topside · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 stars. I had an extremely hard time staying with this story. I think it was well written and extremely well thought out. However, it was very slow and there was a very extended amount of dialogue. Leo wasn’t very likeable and, although he had a tremendous amount of intrigue surrounding his character, the likability factor plagued my level of interest. I think it could also have been shortened quite a bit, and maybe trimmed up some of the repetitive scenes, especially as it related to Trevor. The ending was also pretty good, but I was so fatigued by the time I got there that the impact didn’t hit me as much as it probably should have. I think fans of strictly thrillers and, more specifically, political thrillers will find more enjoyment here than a horror/psychological thriller/cryptid erotica fan such as myself.

[Andy Crow · Rating 4 out of 5]

I loved the story, with moments that were predictable at times and others that weren't so much. It had a finale that was as beautiful as it was horrible. It felt like an episode of Masters of Horror. Robbie Dorman really delivered on my first read, and I'm really satisfied.

[Derek Perkins · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved this book, I had a hard time putting it down. It comes from a perspective that you don't see a lot in horror, but see far too much in real life. This is a book full of terrible people doing terrible things. Robbie Dorman has a pretty perfect touch with the supernatural element letting it add something of interest without pulling too much focus from what is an already intriguing story. I have enjoyed all of his book that I have checked out but this is probably my favorite that I have read so far.

[Abbey · Rating 4 out of 5]

I’m—- I’m astounded at how perfectly it lined up to read this book with the particulars of current events going on. Robbie Dorman refused to be quiet about the coverups and corruption in political spheres, and forms a beautiful, yet gruesome, story of power and greed and the hope held by those who seek to fight it. I felt the rage of Truth. I felt the confusion of guilt and fear. I felt the gut punch of learning your life is not what it seemed at first. These characters have depth, and are a reminder that people can be a mess of intentions and emotion as both villains and heroes.

[PL Dixon · Rating 3 out of 5]

The truth always steps forward.

Fairly good story of what everyone believes that the truth will do for you. The ending? You'll have to read.

[Rebecca Perkins · Rating 5 out of 5]

A really good mix of horror and reality. Story is short and well written.

[Sarah J. · Rating 5 out of 5]

An intense paranormal investigation

A faux news anchorman is confronted by Truth's frightening and unflinching spirit after a horrific discovery.

This book had me on the edge of my seat. The pacing is superb as well as the protagonist character growth. I thoroughly enjoyed this read.

[Ellie Potts · Rating 4 out of 5]

The Truth

This was an interesting read. I had to keep going. Had to see what happened to Leo. I was slightly disappointed with the end, just slightly. It was still a good read!