Ghost Hunters: True Stories from the World's Most Famous Demonologists Paperback – December 31, 2014

Been researching Ed and Lorraine cases for years and to actually be reading their books for the first time gives more insights and their accounts of experiences than anything I have heard or searched regarding their work!

I am a big fan of Ed and Lorraine Warren, and their passionate, courageous career as paranormal investigators has always intrigued me. I think Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga portrayed them perfectly in The Conjuring Universe. Anyway, this book "Ghost Hunters" is a compilation of the more unknown cases conducted by them. Each case is about 10-15 pages long and there's 20 or so cases total in this book. They all feature different settings, people, backgrounds, and various paranormal culprits (ghosts, demons, poltergeists, etc). Each case is unique, intriguing, and overall creepy and page-turning. Some of the cases are also among the very first Ed and Lorraine conducted. This is definitely one of their most interesting books, especially since it's a bundle of their investigations wrapped into one. I highly recommend it as well as their other books!

This is more of a review of the more noteworthy cases of the Warren’s. Chase writes in both a narrative biographical style as well as in interview style. This one is kind of a hodgepodge of styles. Everything from narrative form to interview form. It’s done in such a way that it’s not overly distracting. There are comments and introductions to the cases by both Lorraine and Ed. I can understand why some readers have described the flow as choppy.

Very well written book--I was afraid it would be cheesy by the tittle---but have heard reputation of this couple and they are very respectable people. They dedicated their lives to help people with actual problems and have paid the price on earth for this work. This couple is sincere-& did not start this as cheesy T.V. show to make quick and easy money. They were the real deal. They are deep in their devotion to God and gave up a lot to help other. I read the book in a day & 1/2---I plan to read to read all the books written by this gracious couple and about them. My niece has a small part in both Conjuring movies as the couples daughter. That got me interested in this---and I am very spiritual and am now reading a second book written about them.

As a young kid i would always watch unsolved mysteries and sightings for the ghost stories and Lorraine warren would come out a lot. I would check out every ghost story book in the school library, and even became a ghost hunter because of the Warren's. This book was really good but some of the stories are a little hard to believe (bigfoot). Great listennon the audible app, made my truck route enjoyable. Even bought another book from them, look foward to reading that one too.

The lovely couple offered a look into a life of ethical, disciplined work. They took their work very seriously and should be respected for the work, the interaction, and the results. I came away with new respect for them and hope that you will, too. They did not seek out fame or fortune, but rather to inform and educate on a myriad of subjects. Hats off to them and their lifetime of work that few would choose to take on, I think. Still, they did this and obtained results and helped so very many people. They were a true Godsend.

I became way more pleased in the stories and outcome of this book as I wasn't impressed with the first one. This book gave me what I was looking for...personal experiences of the Warrens. The first book gave historical background of their favorite state and stories from others, instead of their own investigations. I was so disappointed with the first book, it took three days to finish it, however, I was so wrapped up in this collection, it took only a few hours!! I would definitely recommend this book to those interested in the works of the Warrens!!!

This is a good book, not great. I don’t know who type the final copy, but there’s a lot of errors in spelling and grammar, almost to the point where I stopped reading it. I have a lot of respect for the Warren’s and the work they do.