Author: Brandon Callahan
Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide
ISBN: 0738743445
Category : Body, Mind & Spirit
Languages : en
Pages : 175
Book Description
This is not a Hollywood tale, it is a true account of one of the most malevolent hauntings ever recorded. Join experienced paranormal investigator Brandon Callahan as one demon-infested property shocks his team with the intensity of its hostility, especially when the darkness bleeds into their everyday lives. When Brandon Callahan answers an innocent homeowner's plea for help, he has no idea he is about to become entangled with the most malicious supernatural force of his career. The House Where Evil Lurks chronicles a host of alarming activity: disembodied shrieks and growls, threatening EVPs, violent confrontations, horrific nightmares, sightings of spirits and dark entities, and physical attacks that change the lives of these seasoned investigators forever. Praise: "[A] stunning piece of paranormal writing."—Steven LaChance, author of The Uninvited
The House Where Evil Lurks
Where Evil Lurks
Author: Robert D. Rodman
Publisher: Bitingduck Press LLC
ISBN: 091799079X
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 238
Book Description
Brutally raped and left pregnant and half dead, Ashley Bloodworth wants to find the three men who tortured her. She persuades P. I. Dagny Taggart Jamison to take the case after promising that she merely wants to know who fathered her twins. Dagny must find each man and get a DNA sample. But there is a catch: the assault took place ten years ago.
Publisher: Bitingduck Press LLC
ISBN: 091799079X
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 238
Book Description
Brutally raped and left pregnant and half dead, Ashley Bloodworth wants to find the three men who tortured her. She persuades P. I. Dagny Taggart Jamison to take the case after promising that she merely wants to know who fathered her twins. Dagny must find each man and get a DNA sample. But there is a catch: the assault took place ten years ago.
6588: When Evil Lurks
Author: Daniel H. Gray
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 1514488388
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 133
Book Description
6588 is a riveting horror suspense thriller that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. It is a story based on the true events of my family that moves from Dixie Cup, Mississippi, to Wolf Castle, Florida, for a better life. Clearly, they do not know what they have gotten their self into. Everyones faith will be challenged, and they need to dig deep within themselves to survive. This horror suspense thriller will leave you blown away. This book is about their trials and tribulations of 6588, but will the devil and his demonic spirits triumph over their Christian values. Readers beware once you start to read this book you wont be able to put it down, this book will leave you astonished and thinking about the devil and his demonic Klan, pray hard and fight even harder. It has been a pleasure writing this book, but not a pleasure dealing with the evil that lurks at 6588.
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 1514488388
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 133
Book Description
6588 is a riveting horror suspense thriller that promises to keep you on the edge of your seat. It is a story based on the true events of my family that moves from Dixie Cup, Mississippi, to Wolf Castle, Florida, for a better life. Clearly, they do not know what they have gotten their self into. Everyones faith will be challenged, and they need to dig deep within themselves to survive. This horror suspense thriller will leave you blown away. This book is about their trials and tribulations of 6588, but will the devil and his demonic spirits triumph over their Christian values. Readers beware once you start to read this book you wont be able to put it down, this book will leave you astonished and thinking about the devil and his demonic Klan, pray hard and fight even harder. It has been a pleasure writing this book, but not a pleasure dealing with the evil that lurks at 6588.
The Portal
Author: Craig Conrad
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 1669866580
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 417
Book Description
PAUL RICE travels with his new girlfriend to meet her family and spend a week in their recently renovated home in Lanark, Wisconsin, where he finds a town haunted by a history of strange killings and disappearances, a Catholic priest frightened to come out at night, and a teenager who is afraid of his room and sleeps with the light on. By week’s end Paul comes face to face with a resident evil that is centuries old, very much alive, and only waits to be released from a house that has been its dark shrine for generations. “This is a well written – and genuinely creepy – story.” - Harper Collins Publishers
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 1669866580
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 417
Book Description
PAUL RICE travels with his new girlfriend to meet her family and spend a week in their recently renovated home in Lanark, Wisconsin, where he finds a town haunted by a history of strange killings and disappearances, a Catholic priest frightened to come out at night, and a teenager who is afraid of his room and sleeps with the light on. By week’s end Paul comes face to face with a resident evil that is centuries old, very much alive, and only waits to be released from a house that has been its dark shrine for generations. “This is a well written – and genuinely creepy – story.” - Harper Collins Publishers
The Feather
Everybody's Magazine
The House on Huntington Hill
Author: Joseph Cowley
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 1477179666
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 266
Book Description
"Jack and Doris Oliver meet real estate agent Nancy Flesch to complete the purchase of a house on Huntington hill next door to the mansion owned by the mysterious J. Pierson-Grenville. On the way home they discuss their thirteen-year-old son David, whom they have sent to a psychiatrist because of an imaginary friend. David recalls meeting this friend, Joseph, five months before they moved to Blainesville and how Joseph predicted their move. Their first evening in the new house, Jack reviews what he has learned about J. Pierson-Grenville from Nancy Flesch and newspaper clippings. Doris suggests they visit the mansion, but Jack says the gate is closed. When David says it isn´t, Jack makes a bet with him. To his surprise, they find the gate open. They proceed to the terrace in back for a better view. David, wakened from sleep in the middle of the night, sees Joseph on the lawn below, He joins him, until his parents, make him to return to the house. The next day, the Olivers recall what Nancy told them about Joseph. They learn more about him from the local bank manager. David, sitting in a park across the street, meets Lester, who reveals that he, too, has David´s " "gift."" Mowing the lawn the next day, David and his father have an altercation over the tractor mower and David runs into the woods. For the first time, Jack and Doris realize that something serious is wrong and that they are up against forces beyond their belief. They take David to the psychiatrist, Dr. Barkley, and confer with their local physician, Dr. Stone. David´s next session ends in the death of the psychiatrist and leaves David in a coma. Jack reads a book of poems by Joseph in the local library that thoroughly frighten him. He and David almost drown in the pond behind the mansion. The Olivers learn about other drownings in the pond under mysterious circumstances. Jack researches the drownings in the local library while David, supposedly wandering around town, pays a visit to Lester. He is punished for visiting Lester without his father´s permission and runs away again. Jack finds him in the mansion under Joseph´s spell. Lester, receiving psychic messages, seeks the aid of Father Martin, who prepare´s an exorcism. As they break into the mansion, Jack disappears through a mirror into a hell Joseph has prepared in the basement. Escaping at last, he finds the exorcism has cost the lives of Lester and Father Martin, not to mention Joseph. Some months later, when Joseph´s will is read, the Olivers find they have inherited the house on Huntington hill as well as Joseph´s fortune. But there are strings attached."
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 1477179666
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 266
Book Description
"Jack and Doris Oliver meet real estate agent Nancy Flesch to complete the purchase of a house on Huntington hill next door to the mansion owned by the mysterious J. Pierson-Grenville. On the way home they discuss their thirteen-year-old son David, whom they have sent to a psychiatrist because of an imaginary friend. David recalls meeting this friend, Joseph, five months before they moved to Blainesville and how Joseph predicted their move. Their first evening in the new house, Jack reviews what he has learned about J. Pierson-Grenville from Nancy Flesch and newspaper clippings. Doris suggests they visit the mansion, but Jack says the gate is closed. When David says it isn´t, Jack makes a bet with him. To his surprise, they find the gate open. They proceed to the terrace in back for a better view. David, wakened from sleep in the middle of the night, sees Joseph on the lawn below, He joins him, until his parents, make him to return to the house. The next day, the Olivers recall what Nancy told them about Joseph. They learn more about him from the local bank manager. David, sitting in a park across the street, meets Lester, who reveals that he, too, has David´s " "gift."" Mowing the lawn the next day, David and his father have an altercation over the tractor mower and David runs into the woods. For the first time, Jack and Doris realize that something serious is wrong and that they are up against forces beyond their belief. They take David to the psychiatrist, Dr. Barkley, and confer with their local physician, Dr. Stone. David´s next session ends in the death of the psychiatrist and leaves David in a coma. Jack reads a book of poems by Joseph in the local library that thoroughly frighten him. He and David almost drown in the pond behind the mansion. The Olivers learn about other drownings in the pond under mysterious circumstances. Jack researches the drownings in the local library while David, supposedly wandering around town, pays a visit to Lester. He is punished for visiting Lester without his father´s permission and runs away again. Jack finds him in the mansion under Joseph´s spell. Lester, receiving psychic messages, seeks the aid of Father Martin, who prepare´s an exorcism. As they break into the mansion, Jack disappears through a mirror into a hell Joseph has prepared in the basement. Escaping at last, he finds the exorcism has cost the lives of Lester and Father Martin, not to mention Joseph. Some months later, when Joseph´s will is read, the Olivers find they have inherited the house on Huntington hill as well as Joseph´s fortune. But there are strings attached."
Inner Defect
Author: Emilia Indri
Publisher: Eternity Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 313
Book Description
A psychic joins a wealthy paranormal enthusiast for an investigation into a mysterious house believed to be haunted due to its long lineage of tragedy and murder. As a realtor and the home’s erratic owner beg the investigators to believe them, the entire group soon discovers that the house’s peculiar “emotional defects” may be more dangerous than they initially realized.
Publisher: Eternity Publishing
ISBN:
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 313
Book Description
A psychic joins a wealthy paranormal enthusiast for an investigation into a mysterious house believed to be haunted due to its long lineage of tragedy and murder. As a realtor and the home’s erratic owner beg the investigators to believe them, the entire group soon discovers that the house’s peculiar “emotional defects” may be more dangerous than they initially realized.
Memories of Home and Distant Wars
Author: D.J. Wallace
Publisher: Covenant Books, Inc.
ISBN:
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 181
Book Description
The effects of the Great Depression, pressed between two World Wars, made me, D. J., as well as my family, reflect upon feelings toward men's conflicts and leadership of world nations. I detested wars and all things causing them. On a garden plot one hot summer morning in 1948, while weeding around tender sprouts, my father told me, his eleven-year-old son, about his friend, a victim of war who had joined the US Army in 1917. He wanted to fight the kaiser and help bring peace to the world. This friend died struggling for his life, slowly losing his ability to breathe due to the effects of gas poisoning in the trenches of France. I remembered that story. On December 7, 1942, the Empire of Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, destroying aircraft, ships, and many navy men. I was six years old and failed to understand the impact of this deed, but I saw the effects it left on my parents and siblings and wanted to know why. My two older brothers explained that the United States was at war, that the Japanese had declared war on us. This gave me great alarm and left me in fear. When planes flew overhead, I crawled under my bed and covered my head. I believed the Japanese had returned to kill all of us. War affects people, especially young children that way. As the war progressed, my family established a ritual at the morning breakfast table. We checked the weekly list of soldiers and sailors in the newspaper that had been killed or missing in action. We cringed and cried when a familiar name was listed with the initials of KIA or MIA. We found a name we all knew, a cousin, my aunt's only son. The Second World War came with angry images and impressions that followed me through my life and still flash forth at random times. Movietone News screened a clip near the end of the war in 1945 that I can't forget. It was of a toddler covered in dirt and ashes, sitting in the middle of a road scattered with debris, a child, all alone, with his fist in his mouth, crying for his mother who lay dead beside him. This scene is forever imprinted in my mind. Memories of Home and Distant Wars contains recollections of stories from my memory based on true events from the late 1930s into the 1960s, collected from an era of hardships and sacrifice. These memories were shared with family and friends who encouraged me to have them published.
Publisher: Covenant Books, Inc.
ISBN:
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 181
Book Description
The effects of the Great Depression, pressed between two World Wars, made me, D. J., as well as my family, reflect upon feelings toward men's conflicts and leadership of world nations. I detested wars and all things causing them. On a garden plot one hot summer morning in 1948, while weeding around tender sprouts, my father told me, his eleven-year-old son, about his friend, a victim of war who had joined the US Army in 1917. He wanted to fight the kaiser and help bring peace to the world. This friend died struggling for his life, slowly losing his ability to breathe due to the effects of gas poisoning in the trenches of France. I remembered that story. On December 7, 1942, the Empire of Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, destroying aircraft, ships, and many navy men. I was six years old and failed to understand the impact of this deed, but I saw the effects it left on my parents and siblings and wanted to know why. My two older brothers explained that the United States was at war, that the Japanese had declared war on us. This gave me great alarm and left me in fear. When planes flew overhead, I crawled under my bed and covered my head. I believed the Japanese had returned to kill all of us. War affects people, especially young children that way. As the war progressed, my family established a ritual at the morning breakfast table. We checked the weekly list of soldiers and sailors in the newspaper that had been killed or missing in action. We cringed and cried when a familiar name was listed with the initials of KIA or MIA. We found a name we all knew, a cousin, my aunt's only son. The Second World War came with angry images and impressions that followed me through my life and still flash forth at random times. Movietone News screened a clip near the end of the war in 1945 that I can't forget. It was of a toddler covered in dirt and ashes, sitting in the middle of a road scattered with debris, a child, all alone, with his fist in his mouth, crying for his mother who lay dead beside him. This scene is forever imprinted in my mind. Memories of Home and Distant Wars contains recollections of stories from my memory based on true events from the late 1930s into the 1960s, collected from an era of hardships and sacrifice. These memories were shared with family and friends who encouraged me to have them published.
Unseen
Author: Jeffrey James Higgins
Publisher: Black Rose Writing
ISBN: 1684338239
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 377
Book Description
"This high-stakes political thriller pulses with suspense, as two men navigate a series of killings in and around Washington D.C." -Independent Book Review "A sophisticated crime thriller that simmers with menace, passion and heart." -BestThrillers.com Rookie Homicide Detective Malachi Wolf investigates a string of murders in Washington, DC and uncovers both a vigilante killer and a terrorist conspiracy-making himself a target. After his father's murder, Malachi abandoned his economics doctorate to become a police officer and protect the innocent. Now, he must solve his first homicide to prove himself worthy of the badge. Austin grew up in a strict religious home, with an abusive father who taught him to solve problems with violence, so when an Islamist infiltrator murders Austin's girlfriend, he seeks revenge the only way he knows how. The body count grows as Malachi hunts the brutal assassin and unearths a sinister scheme that threatens the country. The former academic seeking justice and a vigilante set on revenge travel on a collision course-two men fighting evil by different means. Can Malachi stop the murders and expose the plot before the streets run with blood?
Publisher: Black Rose Writing
ISBN: 1684338239
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 377
Book Description
"This high-stakes political thriller pulses with suspense, as two men navigate a series of killings in and around Washington D.C." -Independent Book Review "A sophisticated crime thriller that simmers with menace, passion and heart." -BestThrillers.com Rookie Homicide Detective Malachi Wolf investigates a string of murders in Washington, DC and uncovers both a vigilante killer and a terrorist conspiracy-making himself a target. After his father's murder, Malachi abandoned his economics doctorate to become a police officer and protect the innocent. Now, he must solve his first homicide to prove himself worthy of the badge. Austin grew up in a strict religious home, with an abusive father who taught him to solve problems with violence, so when an Islamist infiltrator murders Austin's girlfriend, he seeks revenge the only way he knows how. The body count grows as Malachi hunts the brutal assassin and unearths a sinister scheme that threatens the country. The former academic seeking justice and a vigilante set on revenge travel on a collision course-two men fighting evil by different means. Can Malachi stop the murders and expose the plot before the streets run with blood?