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Original Title:	Superstition
ISBN:	0446607827 (ISBN13: 9780446607827)
Edition Language:	English

Superstition

David Ambrose

Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 414 pages

Rating: 3.68 | 595 Users | 85 Reviews

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Title	:	Superstition
Author	:	David Ambrose
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 414 pages
Published	:	December 1st 1999 by Warner Books, Inc (first published 1998)
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Thriller. Mystery. Fantasy. Paranormal. Supernatural

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Parapsychologist Sam Towne believes that ghosts come from the human mind, not from "beyond". To prove his theory, he invites eight volunteers, including skeptical reporter Joanna Cross, to take part in an experiment. In a series of seances they invent "Adam Wyatt," a tragic Revolutionary War hero, and are thrilled when he starts rapping on tables and spelling out messages. But when members of the group begin dying in horrifying ways, it becomes clear that Adam has taken on a strange and dangerous life of his own -- one feeding on their very thoughts and emotions. Now Sam and Joanna must destroy Adam before he destroys everything in their world -- and even the love they have found for each other turns into an endless, terrifying, inescapable nightmare...From cult classic author David Ambrose comes a story based on the true case of an experiment into the paranormal, a story that will change forever the way you feel about...

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Ratings: 3.68 From 595 Users | 85 Reviews

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Holy fuck. I loved it. The ending is a little confusing though. Still, a really good book

had a few problems with this one , the lead characters annoying in a kind of Harry Potter way " well funny you should ask this is blah blah blah" is used to explain evrything , also the " ghost " is perfectly justified in killing everyone that created him , because they wrote the worlds dorkiest backstory for him. really bad

I found this book much by chance. I was waiting for my friends to arrive so we could catch up and I'd just received a call to tell me they were running late so I decided to have a look at the books in the local charity shop. I read the blurb and was vaguely intrigued so I bought it for 50p and off I went.I honestly never been happier that my friends were late. It gave me an extra hour to read this book and it was worth it.This story is so thought provoking, it really does make you question the

Creepy, thought provoking book about what happens when you underestimate the supernatural. Trying to create a ghost might come back to haunt you. Haunt you, get it?Thank you to whatsthatbook.com for helping me figure out the title. I read this several years ago and really liked it. But then I gave my copy away and couldn't remember the name or author! Reader fail...http://notmytypee.blogspot.com/2016/0...

I was mildly indifferent to the story and the characters in the beginning, gripped in the middle, and kind of lost by the end.It's difficult to write about it without spoilers, hence the other reviews are so intriguing, I guess :)The beginning of the novel is a weird scene, and then we jump to the events that happened one year before that, and it seems impossible that these events of the past could lead to the events of this beginning (i. e., ending), so one keeps guessing whether the final

This novel was incredible! I rarely get frightened to the point of not wanting to go to bed (bc of that fear factor) but with this book, I had those feelings more than once. I like the premise of this entire book and how it was an experiment but even more, I love how this is based on an ACTUAL experiment that truly did take place. That is so CREEPY to me. What an awesome book!

[2.5 stars]I kind of enjoyed this book, although I didn't find it extraordinary by any means. I never felt scared by this, despite the ghostly hauntings and phenomena. It felt like the author was trying to write a scary story, but it just didn't work for me. And it wasn't even until about halfway through this book that I found myself actually interested in the story. The first half dragged. It was not good. I had a hard time reading more than twenty pages at a time. The second half was more