House of Darkness House of Light: The True Story Volume Two: 2

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Time suddenly became irrelevant, fractured by spirits making their presence known then dispersing into the ether.

The author seems to have relaxed and found a style, there are less overused stylistic phrases (message:received, house alive with death, the woman, the man etc), the wordiness has been toned down, and there is less hopping about in terms of timeline. She is an interesting speaker, full of life and humor and very knowledgeable in the field of paranormal.Thus began an incredible odyssey; a supernatural excursion through dimensions of time and space as the history of its characters from the ages began to reveal themselves to seven mortals who could not conceive of and never anticipated such events transpiring in our lives. Since it was over three centuries old, many people had died there over time (although there were an unusual number of suicides I think). Leaning back into his perpetual pose, watching, no doubt wondering about a sudden changing of the guard, he too would soon become a familiar part of the new landscape.

The female figure who showed herself with a broken neck was identified by the Warrens as Bathsheba, and often attacked Carolyn, the girls' mother. Johnny Arnold, presumably a relative, made the same critical decision to take his own life in the eaves of the house where he remains. I. I was employed as a youth counselor at Harmony Hill School in Chepachet and lived in the village of Harmony, in a quaint cottage on Waterman Lake, also known as paradise on a pond. What they learned was worth it, though it cannot be simply stated as in the final analysis because this subject will be subject to analysis for the rest of their natural born lives.I didn't like how the author would bounce back and forth between time, like for instance she'd be talking about some occurrence that happened when the family just moved into the house, then the very next chapter it's about some other thing that happened 8 years after moving in. It also seems strange that according to this book before Bathsheba was blamed for this alleged haunting that the family had a dog named Bathsheba who was hit by a car and then shot by police, and that Carolyn was supposedly accused of being a witch by their neighbor. Another part that I so disliked was in various parts of the book the author would type in "Boo" who goes there or Boo, who's knocking on the door now, or Boo, who just picked up the phone. It was the perfect place to raise a family, according to the owner, though he failed to disclose a crucial element of the experience he endured as an occupant. I wonder if there wasn't something already on the site where the farmhouse was built (a portal to somewhere, a confluence of ley lines?

If it was cut back to a few chapters on topic and developed a story line with progression it would have been much better. The world is finally ready for the message it will receive within these pages, described in the media as INTENSE, DISTURBING, RELEVANT. They know where the doors were, but while they talk about the three stairways to the cellar, (how many to the second floor?I enjoyed the overall story (not sure how much I believe), but it is sooooooo wordy and quite badly written in some cases. Aside from the poor writing quality it's hard to take this as a "factual" account, considering that Bathsheba Sherman never lived in this house, never went on trial for allegedly killing a baby and did not commit suicide. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. They also noticed that the electric meter drew unnatural amounts of power just before a major manifestation. She is far too biased and cannot, for the life of her, step outside herself for a moment to present the proper picture.

Then she made matters worse by self-publishing it with a money-greedy publishing house who wouldn't know a good bit of editing if a real editor bit them on the ass. Wonder if the doll that I saw in the trailer is in 2nd book or 3rd, cause she wasn't in the first book. Although I can read Kindle books most of my friends cannot and own Kobo's or generic ereaders making book clubs difficult indeed! He was an omnipresent spirit, from the day they arrived at the farm, there to greet them in the dark shadows of a doorway, one cast as the figment from another dimension.The Warrens also had to deal with little girls who knew how to keep secrets, and Roger, who refused to believe what was right in front of him. I met Andrea at a paranormal event and heard her and her father speak about their experiences in the home.