Review: An "On the edge of your seat" Read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 6, 2014
This is one suspenseful read that could be classified as a "horror genre" book and would be a best-seller as such but, this is based on a true story. The style in which this is written lends itself for an enthralling and captivating read. Making it more frightening is knowing that somewhere out there are real people who are scarred for life having lived through this.The story starts out with your typical family living the normal life until a fateful day when the mother and young daughter drive pass a cemetery and unknowingly picks up a most unwelcomed guest. Somehow, this dastardly evil spirit finds its way in the lives of the McLaughlin family, causing havoc never experienced before with a level of terror that would have Clive Barker running for cover. This is one book that will indeed have you sitting on the edge of your seat, in fearful contemplation of what fate waits for these poor souls.One of my favorite chapters is chapter eleven where the author gives some insight into the phenomena of the Succubus and the Incubus. Not being completely familiar with the terms, I appreciated the in-depth explanation about these spirits. Even more remarkable is the notation that there have been reports of impregnation by the Incubus. Sounds something right out of "Rosemary's Baby." It will for sure leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about the subject as there seems to be a very line between reality and fiction.All in all, this book is well done, the narrative is first class, the depth of the story is incredible, the manner in which it is laid out is excellent. This is a book that will appeal to several people, for those in paranormal research, for fans of horror and for those seeking validation to reassure them that they are not alone. No matter what your opinion of this phenomena is, this is one great read.