i would defineately recommend this to my paranormal team
346915
very interesting documentary.  i would defineately recommend this to my paranormal team
3206952
This is one of the best books Ive ever read. Ghosts, old and newer evil, possessions, lots of mystery. I love the main character Mia. She is feisty, funny and someone I would love to know. I think if you love paranormal stories youll love this one.
4780570
I'm not a fan of historicals, but since this was free and someone recommended it I took the chance. Am I ever glad I did! The paranormal aspect of the story drew me in. I loved that both Rhona's and Finn's points of view were included. It was a tale of three people who had nothing, but together they found everything. I went thru the full spectrum of emotions, joy, tears, sorrow. I Highly recommend.
2980763
I voluntarily ready this book and am so glad I did. I love paranormal reads. This supernatural story grabbed my attention from beginning to end. I love reading books that you can use your imagination to place yourself in the storyline with the characters and this is one of those stories. Thank you to this great author. I am about to get started on book 2 right now!
3354108
I love stories of the paranormal and occult.this book is amazing. I saw Ralph Sarchi on Demon Files.he is one tough customer!!!
3342494
At first I wasn't sure whether or not I would like this. But, after getting into it I was hooked.
Sarah adds some interesting details to the general ghost lore that at least I'm not familiar with. Every time you think you've read all the stuff people could write on ghosts, you go and learn more.
There were a couple fuzzy parts that made me go back a couple pages to make certain what she was getting at. Sort of like missing the antecedent that the pronoun needed. But I was able to find what I was looking for.
I'm also looking forward to her next book in this series. Darn you, Sarah, for enticing us like that!
2844661
I really enjoyed this book.  Ive always been drawn to paranormal books, and this one has it all - witchcraft, vampires, demons, etc.  I cant wait to read the other books in the series!
3746800
This is so good. It kept my interest all the way thru the story with good believable characters, a wonderful back story and seemed too short which is my criteria for a great read! I can't  wait to read the next one. I love how the paranormal seems normal in The Aura.
3293135
Loved this book. I got it for free about 7 months ago and I was very leary about reading it but I had time this weekend and I am glad I did. It is about witches, vampires, ghosts and monsters. The one ghost is awesome; he cooks, cleans and makes a mean cup of coffee. I totally would love a ghost like that.
844422
In Short: Brothers Tim and Eddie spend their spare time studying the paranormal. Both are stoked when given chance to investigate a haunting at the house of a gruesome triple murder. Quickly the pair enlist the help of some local friends to assist in research and on-site work. The investigation gets deadly as information surfaces and the team has to dig in. All those involved are now at risk.

What a great read! I gulped this down in one night. The plot builds fast and was so intense I couldn't put it down. Fortunately, as soon as I thought I had it figured out there was a hair pin turn. And they kept coming! Nary a boring moment.

This one is told in multiple POV. In general, I find this kind of story telling to be annoying. After completing a few chapters this problem dissipated and I was completely engaged. Characters are written to be not just likable, but also very, very normal. These aren't a bunch of people throwing around spells or such, and so it was very easy for them to become real.

I downloaded this title after the writer contacted me for an honest review. Thank you Evan Ronan for introducing me to your series. I look forward to reading the next installment.
3726091
I don't often stray into the realm of paranormal simply because its not my cup of tea. But boy, am I glad I picked up this one. The Body Finder is built on such an interesting idea, being able to connect a body to the person that killed them. Major detective possibilities there. Although, it would be very creepy to sense echoes everywhere you went. Anyways, the way that Violets powers are described flowed well into the story, which I am glad for because I have read quite a few stories with superpowers that take a big chunk of time to explain. I also do appreciate the fact that Violet has known about these powers her entire life. The whole what the heck is happening to me/what am I? clich is a bit old, no?

Another plus to add to the book would be Jay and Violets relationship. Youve all seen it, the guy and girl whove been friends forever and suddenly decide to tempt something more. Its just so cute, their history, Jays protectiveness, everything.

Derting is definitely a very good writer, I admire her style quite a bit. The Body Finder was stretched into three more books, Desires of the Dead, The Last Echo, Dead Silence. All of them are also very good reads, and as with the other series on this list, I encourage you to continue on to those as well.
3954527
Its literally everything you could ask for a in a great paranormal mystery novel. From the start you're sucked into the missing childs case and what exactly the family does, and does not, know. I loved that it was set in a realistic setting because the paranormal aspects were seamlessly woven into the setting and ruthlessly drove the plot forward.
The unexpected turns of this story will keep the pages turning as I couldn't put this one down! As soon I started the first page I was sucked in and finished it within a couple of hours. Its a great read for anyone that has an evening to burn or a long flight. Keep in mind, the paranormal aspect and the suspense can borderline horror sometimes! I definitely jumped at the sound of a doorknob turning while I was immersed in this book.
Paula Cappa is being added onto my list of authors to keep an eye on. I would definitely read more of her work if its anything like The Dazzling Darkness.
1600219
I don't read a ton of paranormal but Leslie Fear is one author I will read.
To say I was pleasantly surprised would be an understatement. Fear has SUCH a way with words. You can tell each word is carefully chosen so that you feel as if these are your friends, you're going through everything with the characters and well, you feel as if this is "real" life.

I'd definitely recommend this book to someone, even if they're like me and "not a paranormal reader." This book is so much more than that.
2990205
This story has everything I every asked for in a ghost story. From dreams and hauntings to ouija boards and investigative work. If I had to compare it to any of my favorite paranormal stories, I would say it is a cross between The Sixth Sense and Ghost, with many extra interesting parts. Never a dull moment. I hope it becomes a movie also.
1603240
I ENJOYED THIS, THE FIRST SCENE GRABBED ME, THE PACING WAS GOOD, DIALOGUE AND NARRATIVE GOOD, THE AUTHOR MADE HER STORY SEEM VERY REAL.

Can an amateur sleuth find a happy medium between her suddenly changing paranormal world and her unstable personal life? The spirits on the other side might have the answers, but wouldn't you know it, they're the only ones not telling her what to do.

HOW CAN YOU RESIST READING THIS? READ, YOU'LL ENJOY...........
PS....I'M NOT REALLY YELLING, I TYPE FASTER IN CAPS AND WHEN I'M CRITIQUING MANUSCRIPTS, MY SUGGESTIONS STAND OUT....... :-)
1380498
This combined a lot of my favorite paranormal elements: a police force for magical beings a la Men in Black, an ensemble of quirky characters who must work together to save the day, and two difficult MCs whose antagonism generates lots of heat. Add to that well-drawn characters, good world-building and a solidly suspenseful plot, and you have a very enjoyable paranormal read. Also, the book features a yeti, which is seriously the coolest thing ever, especially since the guy is a complete sweetheart. My one annoyance is that despite having a number of really good, interesting and diverse secondary characters--I mentioned the yeti right?--somehow none of the ones we actually get to know are female. They're there in the background, and some of them are kick-ass and heroic, but they don't get speaking parts--it felt a bit like a missed opportunity. Especially for a book which features a super-cool yeti.

Bottom line: this is a solid, well-written, quite entertaining paranormal, which happens to feature a yeti, which makes it and any sequels automatic must-reads.
480050
The 411 by Maria:

We love horror movies but especially this new genre of takes on reality ghost shows where investigators head into various locations and give you a history of what happened there as well as their investigation. I am not going to lie; I am a big fan of these types of shows.

In Hollows Grove a bunch a paranormal investigation team explore an abandoned, haunted orphanage.  It takes a while before the "real" ghosts show up (midway through the movie). Before that the team are setting up their shots and scaring each other.

I definitely jump twice but shook about 5 times and I think that was because of the audio. There was a lot of whispering or low talking and suddenly there would be the loudest sound.

The effects of the "ghost children" were fair but part of me wishes there was more interaction.

The coolest scene shows about 5 or 6 children walking toward the investigators but only one of them can see it.

Bravo Craig. I loved it!