Books matching: paranormal investigation
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'Hell House' by Richard Matheson is a classic haunted house story that follows four individuals entering the infamous Hell House to uncover the mysteries of the afterlife. Dr. Lionel Barrett, his wife, a medium, and a lone survivor embark on a journey to explore the supernatural phenomena within the house, each with their own beliefs and theories. As they delve deeper into the house's dark history and encounter terrifying experiences, they are faced with a struggle for answers and a battle against the haunting entities. The novel combines elements of horror and mystery, keeping readers engaged with its suspenseful plot and well-developed characters.
It had been raining hard since five o'clock that morning. Brontean weather, Dr. Barrett thought. He repressed a smile. He felt rather like a character in some latter-day Gothic romance. The driving ra... - #2
The Anomaly by Michael Rutger is a thrilling adventure novel that follows Nolan Moore, a rogue archaeologist, and his team as they embark on a journey to find a mysterious cave hidden in the Grand Canyon. The plot unfolds with unexpected twists and turns, revealing dark secrets and supernatural occurrences within the cave. The book is described as a mix of Indiana Jones and The X-Files, offering a fast-paced and action-packed storyline that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.
The author, Michael Rutger, creates a vivid and atmospheric setting, with well-developed characters and descriptive imagery that brings the story to life. The book combines elements of conspiracy theories, mystery, monsters, and alien technology, providing a unique and engaging reading experience. Despite some controversial aspects, such as underlying racism in the premise, the book offers a thrilling and entertaining adventure that captivates readers till the end.
It took six hours to get to the Grand Canyon from LA despite the fact that Ken drives like a crazy person, and by the time we arrived at the hotel it was late afternoon and everyone was very hot and e... - #3
'Carnacki, The Ghost Finder' by William Hope Hodgson is a collection of ghost investigations narrated by Carnacki himself to his friends after each case. Carnacki, equipped with his knowledge of magic and his electric pentacle, delves into haunted places to uncover whether the hauntings are real or fake. The stories are filled with macabre scenes, suspenseful moments, and a mix of supernatural and human elements, keeping readers engaged in Carnacki's eerie adventures.
In response to Carnacki's usual card of invitation to have dinner and listen to a story, I arrived promptly at 427, Cheyne Walk, to find the three others who were always invited to these happy little ... 'The Demonologist: The Extraordinary Career of Ed and Lorraine Warren' by Gerald Brittle delves into the extraordinary experiences of renowned paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren. Through a series of case studies and interviews, the book explores the realms of hauntings, possessions, and supernatural phenomena. The writing style provides detailed explanations of different types of spirits, the causes of possession, and the methods to avoid falling prey to negative entities, all intertwined with the Warrens' Christian beliefs and theological underpinnings.
Outside Ed Warren’s office in Fairfield County, an old chapel clock ticked away the passing moments with quiet, mechanical precision. All else stood still. It was the middle of a cold, dark night in N...- #5
Fish and Ghosts by Rhys Ford is a paranormal romance novel that follows Tristan Pryce, who inherits a haunted estate and is labeled as strange. When Wolf Kincaid, a paranormal investigator, arrives to debunk rumors about the estate, Tristan is drawn to him despite their initial animosity. As they uncover the truth about the hauntings, they also discover new things about themselves. The book features quirky characters, unexpected situations, and a chemistry between the main characters that is described as extremely sexy.
“THEY WERE pretending to be ghosts so people would go stay there?” Nahryn placed a steaming mug of black coffee in front of Wolf and settled into an empty wing chair next to his. “Why would someone do... - #6
Haunted by Tamara Thorne is a horror novel about a successful writer, David Masters, who moves into a haunted house with his daughter, seeking inspiration for his new book. The house is haunted by the spirit of an evil teenage voodoo priestess prostitute who murdered people and trapped their souls in anatomically correct dolls. As the story unfolds, the characters explore the mysteries of the house, encounter ghostly manifestations, and face terrifying experiences intertwined with romantic feelings and life events.
The plot of Haunted involves a mix of ghostly encounters, romantic elements, and grisly outcomes, creating a thrilling and entertaining read for adult audiences. The writing style of Tamara Thorne is described as vivid, well-told, and characterized by a unique sense of humor that blends elements of horror and sarcasm. The author's ability to develop characters and settings effectively immerses readers in the story, making it a page-turner with elements of suspense, humor, and creepiness.
David Masters had been watching the old man's arthritic fingers as he painstakingly punched in prices for the light bulbs, Ajax, paper towels and the rest of the things they might possibly need tonigh... - #7
Property of A Lady is a paranormal mystery revolving around Charcet House, where strange occurrences lead Michael Flint and Nell West to uncover the history of the house and its connection to missing young girls. The story is filled with suspense, historical elements, and a touch of romance, as the characters delve into old diaries and letters to solve the haunting mystery. The plot flows seamlessly between present-day events and past discoveries, culminating in a fantastic conclusion that keeps readers engaged until the end.
The writing style of Sarah Rayne in Property of A Lady is praised for its strong sense of place and atmosphere, creating an evocative setting that immerses readers in the story. The book features likable characters, a compelling mystery that keeps readers guessing, and a good balance between light and dark elements. The narrative unfolds through a variety of mediums such as letters, diaries, and notes, adding depth to the plot and enhancing the overall reading experience.
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'Episode Thirteen' by Craig DiLouie is a ghost story that follows the Fade to Black team as they investigate the Paranormal Research Foundation's abandoned mansion, known for strange experiments in the 70s. The story unfolds through blog entries, raw footage transcripts, journals, emails, news articles, and more, creating a Blair Witch Project-style narrative. As the team explores the mansion, eerie encounters and bizarre discoveries lead to escalating tension and suspense, blurring the lines between reality and the paranormal. delves into themes of trust, character dynamics, and the evolving nature of the ghost story genre.
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'The Supernaturals' by David Lynn Golemon revolves around a group of individuals investigating a haunted house named Summer Place, attempting to prove or disprove the existence of supernatural occurrences. The storyline includes elements of a ghost hunting television program, corrupt TV executives, and a mix of real and faked hauntings, leading to suspenseful and eerie events. The writing style is described as fun, engaging, and reminiscent of classic haunted house stories, with multiple subplots interwoven adeptly to keep the readers interested.
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James Herbert's 'Haunted' is a classic haunted house ghost story that follows David Ash, a skeptic investigating paranormal phenomena. The plot revolves around Ash being called to Edbrook, an isolated country estate, where he encounters ghosts and uncovers dark secrets. The writing style is described as atmospheric, suspenseful, and engaging, gradually revealing a terrifying mystery piece by piece.
. . . His eyes opened and uncertainty surfaced with the wakefulness. The clatter of iron on iron, wheels on tracks, and the rhythmic lurching of the carriage banished the lingering shreds of his dream...