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| Edition Language: | English |
Stephen Prosapio
Kindle Edition | Pages: 294 pages Rating: 3.63 | 890 Users | 113 Reviews
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| Title | : | Ghosts of Rosewood Asylum |
| Author | : | Stephen Prosapio |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | 1st edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 294 pages |
| Published | : | June 14th 2011 by Otherworld Publications LLC (first published May 10th 2011) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Paranormal. Horror. Ghosts. Fiction. Mystery |
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Zach Kalusky, host of Sci-D TV's Xavier Paranormal Investigators, is ecstatic when he's given the opportunity to explore the most haunted site in Chicago for a Halloween Special: Rosewood Asylum, a place long made off-limits by the local government, plagued by decades of mysterious fires and unexplained events. It's Zach's dream investigation- but there's a catch: the network forces Xavier Paranormal Investigators to partner with the more dramatic-but less ethical-Demon Hunters.Now, Zach must fight for both his show's integrity and his team's loyalty while trying to protect his own secret: that he, himself, is possessed.Rating Appertaining To Books Ghosts of Rosewood Asylum
Ratings: 3.63 From 890 Users | 113 ReviewsAssess Appertaining To Books Ghosts of Rosewood Asylum
Many of my family and friends will most likely not like this type of books - as it relates to paranormal ghosts, being possessed: stigmata, etc. Rosewood Hospital has always been known to be haunted and surrounded by mysterious fire incidents. It has always been sought after by paranormal investigators but the place was protected and left vacant. Then, for a special Halloween special, the producers finally gained access to the property and decided to join two popular investigating teams, XavierGhosts of Rosewood Asylum is basically a behind-the-scenes look in to paranormal TV with a few twists and turns. Have you ever wondered what it would be like if Ghost Hunters teamed up with Ghost Adventures to investigate a location like Waverly Hills? This book will give you an idea. The story is well drawn out. The characters are likeable and a few that aren't. Anyone who knows anything about the haunted locations understands the history is a part of its allure. In this book, the history
Polished confident storytelling characterizes this scary and thoroughly modern ghost story by Stephen Prosapio. Zach Kalusky heads the cast of Xavier Paranormal Investigators and hides a secret. As the team combines with the scorned, and possibly fake, Demon Hunters for a TV special filmed at Rosewood asylum, Zach may not be the only person hiding something. Ghost-hunting details, ethical challenges, and seriously scary mysteries ensue. Someone has been setting fires for more than a century and
(Cross-posted from Adarna SF)Ghosts of Rosewood Asylum is a paranormal suspense/contemporary fantasy novel with a fun and original premise. Its about a reality show that investigates paranormal activity, and the investigators are students from the Catholic Saint Xavier University in Chicago. Zach is a pretty ordinary guy working on his PhD in Psychology other than the fact that hes worried about network ratings, hes possessed by the spirit of his dead uncle, and the abandoned asylum hes
Ghosts of Rosewood Asylum by Stephen ProsapioThis is the first book Ive read by Stephen Prosapio I love ghost stories so I was quite excited to read and review this novel. Stephens writing is good his words flowed effortlessly and he did an excellent job with the characters descriptions and the plot was unique. He combines a ghost story with a behind the scenes look into a reality TV show that investigates paranormal activity. I was hooked after reading the Prologue and the first chapter of
I don't like to write reviews much anymore, but when I read these Kindle freebies I feel like I owe the author and publisher at least that much, you know? They let me read it for free, so the least I can do is post a paragraph or two.This is a 'ghost-hunting' mystery, so fans of Ghost Hunters (TAPS) like myself are the target audience, I assume. Zach, the protagonist, is 'gifted' (although I wouldn't want that gift) with stigmata and a cigar-smelling dead uncle who guides him in psychic
It seems like ghost hunting TV shows and novels are at their peak right now. Ghost Adventures, Dead Files, even books like the Experiment in Terror series and The Ghost Files by Nicholson, Rain and Klebert are all pretty popular. I'm sure there are many more than that (some I have on my kindle and haven't even gotten to yet!) that are equally as popular. As a result, Rosewood Asylum couldn't have come around at a better time.One of the more interesting aspects I found about the book was the fact
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