Hanover Haunting

The DeAnna Simpson Story

De: Joni Mayhan

Narrado por: Kerr Lordygan

Duración: 8 h y 56 m

Resumen del Editor

True paranormal story!

As seen on The Travel Channel’s The Dead Files, My Haunted House and the Animal Planet’s The Haunted, Hanover Haunting will leave you sleeping with the lights on. The haunting was so extreme, Amy Allen from The Dead Files warned DeAnna, “There are five men here and they all want you dead!”

As DeAnna Simpson stood on the sidewalk, she knew she had to own the house on Maple Avenue. It called to her in a way she couldn’t explain. What she didn’t realize was that her dream home was filled with unspeakable evil. Once the house locked her tightly in its grips, it wouldn’t let go.

After investigating the house, paranormal legend John Zaffis urged DeAnna to flee the house before it was too late. “You need to get out of here, Dee. It’s ancient. You have to leave. This thing has been here on this land for millions of years, and it’s known about your existence before you were born,” he told her.

Includes personal accounts from leading paranormal investigators, including John Zaffis, Reverend Bill Bean, Sean Austin and Eric Vitale from The Travel Channel’s Ghost Loop, Shaman Michael Robishaw, Chris Nicoletti, David Allen Brown, Pamela Barry, Melissa Leaper, Marc Arvilla and Lauren Sheridan.

©2020 Joni Mayhan (P)2020 Joni Mayhan

loved

joni one of your better books. I loved it I will read it over again

Terrible Narration

The story itself is great, but the poor narration made it difficult to finish. The narrator would speak very fast, then slow down, pause in places where there shouldn’t be a pause, etc. If this had a better narrator, I would’ve rated it 5 stars.

Real paranormal fear. Even for skeptics

I'm not one to really believe anything supernatural or religious. But this is all very believable. And very well written and narrated.

I'm liking the voice and will look out for more from him, and the writer, too.

I had another horror AB from this narrator and so I grabbed this one.

Love it. One of my favorite genres, too, even as a skeptic.

I can't believe this poor woman went through this.

Really good!

I enjoyed this book very much and like the way it was written. I don't think I could have stayed in that house for along as they did. I would have been out immediately regardless of taking a loss financially. Awesome story!

a bit dry

I wanted to get into this. I did. I enjoyed the other works by this author. But this one fell short. It droned on and never really picked up to a steady pace.

decent haunting story.

I definitely found myself turning it off a couple times before bed after getting spooked. it was a good story, certainly glad it's not mine, and the narrator did a good job most of the time but in the very beginning it was like he was just rambling. he finally did get into it though I did much better throughout the rest of the story. the only thing that really bothered me was several times they just repeated the same thing word for word over and over to the point that I would actually get confused and think that I'd already heard this part and start fast forwarding. otherwise I'd say it was worth one credit though. the ending kind of sucked I would have expected a lot more for the ending but I'm glad that she finally found peace.

What a strong woman

I have heard about this case many times, I love ghosts, ghost shows, podcasts, websites and more about true hauntings. What this woman endured in that house is just unimaginable. This book is the true story, You get to hear about when Dead Files came to help, John Zaffas and more known and unknown Ghost hunters. This book is one that is hard to hit the stop or pause button on. If you enjoy the paranormal and like REAL hauntings this is a book you should not miss.

Tense, suspense filled true story

The house of horrors Deanna and Tom lived in would drive anyone crazy. From shadow people, to night attacks to scratches and burns. It makes the Amityville House look tame in comparison. For over a decade they dealt with awful paranormal issues, and greedy paranormal hunters only looking to use them for fame.

Great narration and well written, it will keep you at the edge of your seat!

Too Much Personal Stuff!!

The story would be better suited with a female narrator. This narrator is talented but he makes Deanna sound like a weak hysterical crybaby. Also, there are too many personal aspects of the story. Deanna is trying to constantly have the author convince us on family matters that annoy and detract from the books purpose. All families have issues... stop trying to make things sound so idyllic. Any woman married 3 times and to someone else’s husband can’t justify it. Period. So don’t talk about it!! She also makes Tom sound like a jerk. Just focus on the haunting!! I don’t normally leave reviews but all of these items just made the book so annoying and I really wanted to hear about the haunting.

Unnecessarily Dramatic

This is a terrifying story, but a few things about the story were just as unnerving for me as the horrors within. First and foremost, you quickly get the sense that the lady going through the experience is overly dramatic and reactionary. So whether she's pinned to the ceiling of her room being assaulted by a demon, passing a stranger while walking down the street, or probably even when she goes to the bakery and finds out that they're out of her favorite donut—"the bones in her body fill with chills", or "every hair on her neck stands up".. I seriously picture her freaking out like this all the time whether or not it's paranormal at all. I picture it happening if her husband forgot to pick up the milk, or say an ant found its way into the kitchen. I'm doing my best to make light of it, when in reality I feel for anyone who's overly sensitive like this as they probably can't help it and would have a lot of work to do overcoming it.
The other much simpler reason I was so unnerved was the way she treated strangers. After putting herself in the public eye in every way possible to her, she immediately judged every person who took interest, unless they were famous of course.
With all that being said... The story itself truly is very frightening. I just wish I didn't need to try so hard figuring out where she ended and what was happening began. Overall it's still worth it as a book, is well written, and will keep your entertained whether or not you believe in the paranormal.