Paranormal Investigators The Complete Collection: Books 1 - 10 Paperback – November 9, 2017

While there was some fresh information and sources listed; the typos and poor editing make this hard to read. Add to that the amount of repeated information within the book and it gets even worse. The books could have been better with editing.

Spare yourself the agony of a thousand eye rolls and just don’t bother with this one. If it isn’t for the seeming love affair the author has for the work of Ed and Lorraine Warren, who were able to parlay their work into a couple of good films before they both died, were extremely narrow in their view of the paranormal, then don’t read it because it’s lack of cohesion and structure are incredibly irritating and not worth the time it takes to read. It truly comes across as a group of poorly written school essays that should’ve earned the author, at most, a C- if the teacher were being extraordinarily generous and simply passing this work for the sake of getting the author out of their classroom.

I enjoyed this collection. It had some interesting facts, once you got past grammar and spelling mistakes. Might try another book of theirs to see if the mistakes were just flucks

Paranormal Investigators, The Complete Collection: Books 1 – 10 by Rodney Cannon and Leo Hardy was a good read. This book consisted of; Ed and Lorraine Warren, The Poltergeist; Amityville; The Exorcist, Father Gabriele Amoth; The Barley Rectory, A Harry Price File and Gaurav Tiwari Death of a Ghost Hunter; Hanz Holzer; The Werewolf and Demon Trial and Ed and Lorraine Warren File; Harry Houdini and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Montague Summer and Sir William Crookes and Frederick Bligh Bond Jason Conrad Hawes and Grant Steven Wilson. This was a good quick read.

The author has done quite well at researching for all of the information in this book. Many details about the paranormal.

Material in book is interesting, but writing and editing is very poor. At times, you must add words or change words in a sentnce to make sense of what is being written. Shame on these authors. Published quickly to make money, with little interest in the subject matter??

I found the subject of the books highly interesting, and each "book" provided a lot of information about each of the occurrences, all of which were very fascinating stories. I love Ed & Lorraine Warren, so anything involving them is peaking my interest. It's not a complete comprehensive account, but it's some good info and I found it entertaining. All in all a good job :)I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

Feels like sparknotes but either more errors that were missed. Names spelled incorrectly was irritating especially when used two sentences before.

I was very disappointed in this book. It looked like an unedited 1st draft with poor formatting, grammar and spelling errors, etc. I didn't enjoy it.

Es ist sehr spannend

This book went nearly to the beginning of spirits being contacted. The Fox sisters in America. But was very thorough from the 1800's. I found it an easy read too, explanations through out the book.

V good