Janice Tremayne

Paranormal investigators investigate an abandoned asylum as they learn about the history behind the hauntings. Clarisse and the rest of the team experience visual and auditory paranormal activities until history repeats itself and Clarisse and her unborn baby are at risk. This is a suspenseful and descriptive story with plenty of action within one location.

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Louisesk | 2 autres critiques | Jan 26, 2024 |

The Nowhere Room (Haunting Clarisse, #6) par Janice Tremayne

This is a paranormal horror story as Paranormal Jack Jnr and Clarisse investigate a house overlooking Ghost Gully. Clarisse seems to struggle the most in the house, finding herself in frightening situations as she relies on Jack to rescue her. Jack, on the other, relishes the near-death experiences and is fascinated with the prospect of life after death. Over time, Clarisse's confidence grows and she throws herself at the horror she encounters in the house. The story follows both perspectives in the third person but delves into their thoughts and concerns.

I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily.
Thank you to Hidden Gems Books and author.… (plus d'informations)

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Louisesk | 7 autres critiques | Jan 26, 2024 |

The Infant Spirits (Haunting Clarisse, #4) par Janice Tremayne

Paranormal investigators investigate an abandoned asylum as they learn about the history behind the hauntings. Clarisse and the rest of the team experience visual and auditory paranormal activities until history repeats itself and Clarisse and her unborn baby are at risk. This is a suspenseful and descriptive story with plenty of action within one location.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

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Louisesk | 2 autres critiques | Nov 25, 2023 |

The Nowhere Room (Haunting Clarisse, #6) par Janice Tremayne

This is a paranormal horror story as Paranormal Jack Jnr and Clarisse investigate a house overlooking Ghost Gully. Clarisse seems to struggle the most in the house, finding herself in frightening situations as she relies on Jack to rescue her. Jack, on the other, relishes the near-death experiences and is fascinated with the prospect of life after death. Over time, Clarisse's confidence grows and she throws herself at the horror she encounters in the house. The story follows both perspectives in the third person but delves into their thoughts and concerns.

I received a free copy and am leaving a review voluntarily.
Thank you to Hidden Gems Books and author.… (plus d'informations)

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Louisesk | 7 autres critiques | Nov 25, 2023 |

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