The Demonologist: The Extraordinary Career of Ed and Lorraine Warren (Paperback) by Gerald Brittle

from ouroborosangel

I actually listened to the audiobook, so some of this review deals with the narration: I think I was born a natural skeptic, and I am not usually someone who seeks out non-fiction books on the supernatural. But, as it was Halloween, I decided to give this scary book a try. The stories are frighte...

from Arkrayder

I pretty much enjoyed reading this book. There wasn't the usual claptrap that can be found in books of this genre. There were a few points in the book I had a hard time "believing" ,for want of a better word, due to what I thought was just plain cheesy pr absurd. It's a hard book to totally denou...

from regularguy5mb

If you've spent any time in the paranormal, either as an enthusiast or a researcher, you've heard of Ed and Lorraine Warren. And, if you've spent as much time in the field as I have, you've heard a lot of varying opinions about them. The Warrens tend to be a polarizing element within the paranorm...

from bookwormteri

I would love to read through all of their case files and see all the "possessed" items they have confiscated over the years. Fascinating people and fascinating stories!

from Tryst

This is definately not a book for minors. I enjoyed this book so much, I've read it several times. While my perspective on the book is one of a Pagan, I found this book to be easy to identify with from my own viewpoint. No doubt it has it's hair raising stories, and definately reflects the lives ...