Parasylum II by Robbie Thomas (CreateSpace 2013)
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Parasylum is back and it’s scarier than ever! Robbie Thomas
has once again proven he is a master at writing horror. The fear is palatable
and without a doubt will have your heart pounding and you at the edge of your
seat.
After the surprise ending in the first Parasylum installment
you would think a whole new cast of characters would be on this investigation.
But you would be wrong. The team of five is back in full force on what could be
the one to go down in their records as the investigation that almost ended
their lives.
From the moment the team sets foot in the Rendezvous Hotel,
they are confronted with threats by the ghosts of mobsters from the 1920s
looking to add more victims to their stockpile. With each floor they investigate,
the walls seem to come alive with demons and monsters, and situations that will
have the team questioning their sanity.
Throw in a rogue team of investigators and the haunting
ramps up to an even horrific level, causing them all to start running for their
lives in search of escape from the Rendezvous Hotel.
Any horror aficionado will crawl inside this book wanting to
take part in the terrifying action. Thomas, a psychic and avid paranormal
investigator, knows the terror of an active investigation. As a result, he is
able to transfer the fear into words that most definitely rival Steven King,
the reigning master of horror.
The devil is in the details and Thomas has done his
homework. He brings all the elements of investigation to his readers in the
form of equipment and terminology. He continued development of his characters
that enables readers to make a connection, which inevitably draws them further
into the story.
Bottom line; if you are looking for a horror story that will
have you turning on all the lights, checking under the furniture and making
sure the doors are all locked, this is the book for you. Pull up your big boy
panties and be prepared for the scare of your lives. This one is a killer.
Jodi Hanson
Suspense Magazine
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