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The Horrors of the House of Wills

A True Story of a Paranormal Investigator's Most Terrifying Case

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The Horrors of the House of Wills

By: Daryl Marston
Narrated by: Gary Tiedemann
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Every paranormal investigator has one location that shakes them to the core.

This one almost broke Daryl, in more ways than one.

Within the House of Wills lurks an evil that has had many years to fester, slowly growing more and more until it became the perfect paranormal storm. This former funeral home in Cleveland, Ohio, brought Daryl Marston, colead on A&E's Ghost Hunters, to his knees, rebuilding him as a man and an investigator.

While exploring, Daryl lost large chunks of time, heard phantom footsteps run down the hallways, and felt dark spirits try to invade his mind. Daryl left a bit of himself there that night—and took something home with him as well.

Experience this hotbed of paranormal activity through Daryl's first-hand account of the thirteen-hour investigation and the life-altering haunting that happened afterwards.

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©2023 Daryl Marston (P)2023 Tantor Fantasy Occult Paranormal Ghost Haunted Fiction
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Honest and Interesting

The book comes across as honest, genuine and interesting. There's nothing to dislike about it, but it is essentially just a write up of just one investigation. Admittedly, it's quite an active and interesting investigation, but all we're presented with is the anecdotal account of the night. If you're looking for proof of the afterlife, this book will disappoint. However, if you're just after a personal account of one particularly interesting night in a haunted location, then you will enjoy this book.

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