Books matching: supernatural investigation
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Save:"John Silence" by Algernon Blackwood is a collection of stories featuring the adventures of psychic detective John Silence. The stories revolve around paranormal investigations in a world where the supernatural intersects with the ordinary. The writing style is described as compelling, suspenseful, and creepy, reminiscent of classic horror literature. The narratives include elements of mystery, the occult, and the exploration of other dimensions beyond our senses.
'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...- #3
Save: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... - #4The HauntedBook 3 in the series:Ed & Lorraine Warren
Save:'The Haunted' in the series 'Ed & Lorraine Warren' by authors Ed Warren, Lorraine Warren, Jack Smurl, Janet Smurl, and Robert Curran is a chilling true story of the Smurl family, devout Catholics living in Pennsylvania, who find themselves tormented by a demon and other vengeful spirits. Despite not engaging in any occult practices, the family experiences extreme hauntings that escalate in intensity, leading to multiple exorcisms and a constant battle against the dark forces. The narrative style starts slow but gains momentum, providing a gripping account of the family's terrifying ordeal and the power of faith in the face of evil.
The writing in 'The Haunted' initially appears basic but evolves into a compelling and immersive storytelling experience as the haunting intensifies. Readers are taken on a journey that delves into the depths of supernatural horror, showcasing the resilience of the Smurl family in the face of unimaginable terror. not only explores the harrowing events that plagued the family but also delves into the spiritual and psychological impact of demonic infestation, offering a unique perspective on the battle between good and evil.
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Save:Sucker Punch by Laurell K. Hamilton, the twenty-seventh book in the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series, delves into a supernatural suspense police procedural set in Hanuman, Michigan. U.S. Marshals Winston Newman and Anita team up to investigate the murder of Bobby Marchand's uncle, Ray, a case that takes them through a complex web of relationships and investigations involving the paranormal justice system. The plot unfolds as a murder mystery, highlighting themes of anger management, phobias, verbal abuse, and more, with a focus on the dynamics between law enforcement and the supernatural community. The writing style is praised for its tightness, memorable quotes, and emotional depth, offering a departure from the explicit romantic aspects that have characterized earlier books in the series.
Hamilton blends elements of suspense, action, and complicated relationships seamlessly in this novel, presenting a study of paranormal police investigation with occasional bursts of action. The book is noted for its detailed character development, exploring issues like polygamy, religion, civil rights of supernaturals, and prejudices faced by different communities. The narrative weaves together a murder mystery plot with Anita's personal struggles and metaphysical changes, providing a fresh take on the series with a focus on character growth and intricate storytelling.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter ) - #6
Save: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
Save:'Bomber's Moon' in the series 'Under the Hill' by Alex Beecroft is a clever and exciting fantasy novel that intertwines WWII characters with modern-day paranormal investigators and Fae creatures. The story follows Ben, a young Indian bank teller, who attracts the attention of the Fae, Chris, a WWII pilot who jumps through time and leads a paranormal investigation team, and Flynn, Chris's lover captured by the Fae. As the plot unfolds, the book draws parallels between the Fae and Nazi Germany, creating a surreal and spooky atmosphere with a dramatic cliffhanger ending that leaves readers eagerly anticipating the next book.
Ben bolted out of sleep, halfway to his feet before he realised he was awake. What was that noise! Something was wrong—he could feel it pressing under his breastbone. He thought he’d dreamed of a subt... - #8
Save:'City of Masks' in the 'Cree Black' series by Daniel Hecht follows the paranormal detective Cree Black as she navigates the haunted city of New Orleans. The narrative seamlessly weaves together Cree's personal struggles with her profession as a ghost-hunting psychologist, creating a dark and intriguing thriller that explores themes of mystery, ghosts, and the supernatural. The author's detailed descriptions of the city and the ghostly menace within Beauforte House bring the setting alive, while the well-drawn and sympathetic characters drive the story forward, keeping readers engaged till the end.
"No. A nickname. Short for Lucretia, which by the time I was five years old struck me as too old-fashioned to live with. You're welcome to call me Ms. Black, Mr. Beauforte." Cree smiled but put enough... - #9
Save:'Shadow of Doubt' by Hailey Edwards is the first book in 'The Potentate of Atlanta' series, a spin-off from 'The Beginner's Guide to Necromancy' series. The story follows Hadley Whitaker, now living as Hadley in Atlanta, as she tries to redeem herself under the guidance of Linus Lawson. Hadley faces a challenging case involving a mysterious killer targeting paranormals, while navigating complex relationships with characters like Midas and Ford. The book is praised for its unpredictable plot, nuanced characters, and the way it delves into Hadley's journey of self-improvement and redemption.
Regret tasted like a discount food truck taco. Frak. Sal swore on his mother’s grave he had used real chicken this time, and I bought it. Literally. Goddess only knows what he had fed his regular cust... - #10
Save:'The Outsider' by Stephen King is a gripping mystery thriller that begins with the horrific murder of an eleven-year-old boy in Flint City. All evidence points towards Terry Maitland, a well-respected teacher and coach, who is arrested in a very public manner. However, as the investigation unfolds, it becomes clear that Terry may have been in two places at once, leading to a supernatural twist in the plot. Detective Ralph Anderson, along with a team of characters, delves deep into the case, uncovering chilling details and facing the possibility of otherworldly elements influencing the events. The story is suspenseful, with vivid attention to detail and well-developed characters that keep readers on the edge of their seats.
King's writing style in 'The Outsider' is described as haunting and suspenseful, keeping readers guessing and invested in the storyline. The plot unfolds at a steady pace, blending elements of crime, detective work, and the supernatural seamlessly. addresses themes of innocence, guilt, human nature, and the dark side of society, while also showcasing King's talent for character development and intricate storytelling.
It was an unmarked car, just some nondescript American sedan a few years old, but the blackwall tires and the three men inside gave it away for what it was. The two in front were wearing blue uniforms...
