so-soWork like this makes skeptics more skeptical. This should be read as nothing more than a work of fiction. The only reason I didn't rate this as a pick is because it's so full of occurrences that just canNOT happen. Also, it was pretty laughable when Ed Warren said Big Foot is a tulpa and how Lorraine communicated with the creature through psychic powers. I didn't rate this book as pan or bail, because at the very least, I was entertained.
Bk5 of my #libraryhaul is another #NFNov read. I‘ve been fascinated by hauntings since I was really young, I had an experience in my house when I was about 11yrs old. Since then, I‘ve read anything I can get my hands on, watched so many movies & documentaries & been on a few ghost tours. One of my fave shows was Ghosthunters, they did episodes in most of the places in this book, most memorable, especially the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum.
pickIt had been years since I read Norah Lofts. This one was a bit slow, but enjoyable just the same. Im picking up The Haunting Of Gad‘s Hall tomorrow. Two timelines...one from the 1840s and the other, I‘m guessing circa 1970s..one house, two different families. Something tragic happened in house, can‘t wait to see what exactly the more modern family experiences.
pickI'm such a sucker for Schwab. She's the master of word and I will read whatever she pens on paper. Throw any genre, any age level, any topic at her and she will conquer.
The City of Ghosts series has a parallel feel to The Archived but I still love it. Although this is a middle grade series, book 1 felt a bit more intricate and layered than book 2. I enjoy the characters, dialogue, flow and world building. Bring on book 3!
I'm enjoying this so far, although it seems like lots of other people found the characters annoying. It reminds me a good bit of some of the Barbara Michaels paranormals.
#NamasteNovember Today‘s prompt is #Haunting, this book is a collection of my favourite ghost stories.
pick🎧 book 2 ... great audiobook! I like these books so much that I bought the hardcover of book one for my niece for her birthday. She‘s 5 but her brother is 10 & their mom loves Harry Potter which came up again in this book. I think it‘ll be a fun family book. The story is still like a young Veronica Mars crossed with the Ghost Whisperer. This book takes place in Paris where book 1 was in Scotland. Think ... catacombs 😈 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️3/4
pickI‘m not a romance fan and this was kinda like that... for a while. Then my interest grew as I started to wonder about narrator reliability and what other possibilities could exist... full review at ScrappyMags.com
so-soThe supernatural element served no real purpose to the plot. Seems to me to only be a way for the author to distinguish his novel from all the other WWI novels hitting the market recently. Ignoring the ghosts, the mystery was... ok.
