Blood Bound (Youkai Bloodlines #3)
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Two hundred years can strain even the seemingly eternal love of the youkai. When Hideyoshi’s...
Dark Paranormal Romance Historical LGBTQIA
Starfolk Falling (The Starfolk Trilogy #2) by Martha Dunlop
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A woman destined to change the world. A timeless adversary determined to stop her. Only one will...
Urban Fantasy Paranormal
LeftSideCut (3776 KP) rated Paranormal Activity (2007) in Movies
Oct 13, 2022
The acting is certainly questionable. I get that the filmmakers were going for a realistic couple with Katie and Micah, but the dialogue definitely comes across as improvised in an amateur kind of way. I can't imagine any couple talking like that in real life, and it's a bit jarring.
The narrative ramps up nicely and certainly ends with a bang, but the vast majority is a little too uneventful considering we spend all of it with two unlikable characters.
For what it is though, PA does what it's sets out to do. It's unnerving horror that appeals to everyone and anyone looking for a fun kind of scare, nothing more, nothing less.
The Guardian (The Cities Below, #5)
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Prepared to die...fighting to live. Savard was in a mood to die, but when a human insists on...
Paranormal Romance
Alpha's Fingerling Surprize (The Weird & Wacky World of Shifters #2)
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Pack Alpha, Olowin, welcomes all shifters to his pack, only it seems his fated mate isn’t quite so...
MM Paranormal Romance Shifters
Embrace The Night (The Blood Rose #5)
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He ignored his deepest needs for a hundred years… Mastyr Vampire Jude has kept his distance...
Paranormal Romance
Merissa (14184 KP) rated Rise of the Fallen (All the King's Men, #1) in Books
Jun 2, 2023
There are so many fantastic characters in this book I don't know where to start. I love Micah and Sam. I'm glad to see Micah come out the other side. But I want to know more about Tristan and Josie, Sev and Ari and I definitely NEED to know more about Trace.
If you want a hot paranormal romance with a rocking crew, then look no further! Get it whilst it's free!!
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Merissa
Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books!
Oct 25, 2013
Lone Wolf (Strength of the Pack, #6)
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When his alpha invites a bunch of cougar-shifters to visit, wolf-shifter Karl Griffin is not happy....
MM Paranormal Romance Shifters Enemies to Lovers Hurt/Comfort
Morgan Sheppard (1037 KP) created a post
Aug 26, 2026
Zak begins by talking about the experiences he’s had with spirits prior to the series, and explaining why his own nature led him to this danger’s-edge career path. It’s not a biography however, and in some places is more like a manual for future ghost hunters.
There is an element of progression in the book, in that it starts by concentrating on innocent spirits, which he admits make up the majority; followed by confused spirits, who are sometimes unaware that they have died. This is succeeded by chapters on angry spirits, followed by downright evil spirits, which he refers to as demons.
The book starts with less dramatic phenomena such as words being heard through a white noise generator, emotional transference, and unexplained orbs of light on camera. But this is quickly followed up by tales of pebbles and shards being levitated vertically and flung horizontally by unseen hands, and physical scratch marks on Zak’s back! Zak also comes dangerously close to being possessed!
When Zak carries out an investigation, he starts by researching the history of the buildings and accompanying remaining personalities linked to the buildings. This makes for better story-telling, both on the screen, and certainly in his book.
I am a follower of the show when it’s available in the UK, and have always been intrigued by the equipment they use. I was expecting the book to be heavily edited, and, as such lacking in this kind of detail. However I was very pleasantly surprised - Zak even goes as far as explaining which pieces of equipment are better, and why. To an extent, the book can serve as a manual for would be ghost hunters.
Zak explains the difference between residual and intelligent hauntings, and chronicles instances where the lines between the two are blurred. He also documents moments when he’s had simultaneous significant readings on several devices, and argues that that in itself provides excellent evidence of the paranormal.
The nerd that I am looked forward to the section on the scientific theories for these paranormal experiences - and I wasn’t disappointed! Several theories were put forward and they form one of the most accessible guides to scientific theories that I’ve ever read! Zak discusses how each theory fits particular experiences of his, and compares and contrasts them for different phenomena.
The book is rounded off with Zak relating his ambitions for the field of paranormal investigation, where he puts a case forward for a central repository of data. In this section, we also hear from other prominent figures in the field, with their hopes for the field, including a striking passage from Marie D. Jones.
The book has high entertainment value, but a mere book, even one written as seriously as this, won’t make a believer out of a sceptic. Its content provides essential background for a would-be ghost hunter however. A recommended read for the open-minded and curious.


