Review: Truly Disappointing
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 10 23, 2012
This book is the project of a Paranormal Psychologist, it is deemed a work of entertainment, and yet it is a study of paranormal experiences. I am a huge fan of the paranormal, always attracted to ghost stories - true and fictional. Yes, I do believe, simple as that. I have had my own paranormal experiences and am happy to share them. However, if I was going to gather examples of "true" paranormal experiences and share them in a collection, I would not present it in the way this author has chosen to.Let me present my case...The average person may or may not be able to clearly convey what they want to say in words... if you share exactly what they say the result could be:1. A waste of paper.2. Ridiculous3. Clearly unbelievable.This is where an author comes in. They make choices on what should be included, they polish the selections made and present them in a concise anthology.Not Breen. Her claim would probably be to keep the "integrity of the story" solid, but when there is no story, why bother? My second biggest complaint was that there was no rhyme or reason to the anthology, give it some organization at the least. Group different types of experiences together.Personally, this is one of those books that make me not want to hop on the eBook band wagon.... because anyone can publish one, even if they haven't got the talent.My honest opinion = steer very clear of this book!Penelope Anne BartottoLibrary at the END of the Universe