All The Rage

Jordan M Bobe presents a supernatural narrative in All The Rage. Three friends enter a forest for a bridge visit, only to encounter an ancient and sinister presence. The story follows their struggle against an unseen force that has attached itself to them. They seek help from lovers, ghost hunters, and a priest who lost his faith in war. These allies assist the group in uncovering the truth behind the legend they disturbed. The plot centers on the consequences of treating legends as mere entertainment rather than dangerous realities. The characters must face the entity that has bound itself to them. The narrative explores how different individuals react to this supernatural threat. Some retain their memories, others carry sadness, and one is left with rage. Bobe constructs a tale where friendship and faith are tested by an invisible enemy. This book suits readers who enjoy stories about friends confronting hidden dangers in nature. It appeals to those interested in ghost hunting tropes and the psychological impact of supernatural events. Readers seeking complex historical analysis or detailed folklore documentation may find it lacking. The focus remains on the immediate survival and emotional states of the three protagonists as they deal with the aftermath of their encounter.