Haunted by the Things You Love

By: John Zaffis, Rosemary Ellen Guiley

Narrated by: Brian J. Cano

Every day, people innocently acquire ordinary personal and household items that secretly come with spirit attachments, demonic forces, residues of the dead, and curses. They are shocked when the haunted objects create a paranormal nightmare.

For decades, John Zaffis, star of Haunted Collector on SyFy, has helped victims of terrifying spirit invasions that began with dolls, toys, clothing, games, art, antiques, furniture, jewelry, and musical instruments. His Museum of the Paranormal houses the strangest collection of haunted items on the planet.

In this audiobook, John Zaffis and Rosemary Ellen Guiley, the two biggest names in paranormal expertise, examine John’s most frightening cases of haunted objects. These stories will make you think twice about every single item you own.

©2014 John Zaffis and Visionary Living, Inc. (P)2018 Visionary Living, Inc.

Enjoyed listening to these fascinating stories

Enjoyed listening to Brian J. Cano's narration of the hauntings investigated by John Zaffis. Full disclosure I am lucky enough to consider both of them friends. I liked Brian's change of voice/inflection for the various "characters." John's experiences with the paranormal and haunted objects is fascinating. Hoping I will not become a future client.

Unconvinced

The material is pretty interesting in itself, but I find the tone of the writing slightly self-congratulatory and didactic about things that many people see as matters of belief or interpretation. Also, I’m sorry, but a talented voice-actor Mr Cano is not, although he does a very good John Zaffis imitation.

Learn the basics about haunted objects

Really great book also provides advice on what to do if you encounter a haunted object

Narration made it difficult to listen too

The narrator was horrible and distracting. Great story, but it was ruined by the narrator.

Better than his first book

I found this book to be better than the first Zaffis book, which I felt was a little out there and self serving. But this one is more true to his show where it covers ordinary people who encounter extraordinary items. Narrator is good at his Zaffis impersonation. There are other times he sounds like Keanu Reeves. Overall, it's an entertaining book.