Demon Haunted: True Stories from the John Zaffis Vault

by John Zaffis, Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Brian J. Cano (Narrator)

Leading paranormal experts John Zaffis and Rosemary Ellen Guiley plumb the depths of bizarre phenomena involving demonic spirits, the restless dead, demon boxes, dybbukim, Djinn, 9/11 World Trade Center disaster relics, and more. They explore haunted homes and landscapes teeming with spirits and entities who pester and terrorize both people and animals, and defiantly refuse to let go. In addition, the authors discuss exclusive, never-before-told stories deeply personal to John Zaffis about urgent messages he has received from his famous demonologist uncle, Ed Warren, who is on the Other Side. What is Ed saying about John, his work-and perhaps even the future of demonology?

Genres: Paranormal

Audible Audio

Published October 26, 2017

Reviews

[Angie Webb]

Ok it’s no secret that I have a love for the paranormal. Although Ed & Lorraine Warren are my favorite files, John is a good second. Being Ed’s nephew he’s respectful & very knowledgeable on the paranormal. The Zaffis vault is familiar to be because he includes the Warrens. Even Ed comes through from the after life.

[Angela Verdenius]

An intriguing and scary read. Intriguing because it’s fascinating, scary because it’s real. About the only thing I couldn’t figure out was why John was so against trying to get in touch with Ed, why Ed is so insistent that he needs to pass messages to John, and I guess the never-ending question - why does Ed have to be so vague when it comes to sending a message!! LOL. I wonder why the message is so urgent, it gave me the feeling that maybe not all is as it seems? It seemed a little out of character. Apart from that, I enjoyed it.

[C.D. Field]

An exploration of those in spirit who don't want to let go of their earthly connections. Demonic presences who wish to cause mayhem, benign ghosts who are simply curious and many more case studies of how those 'from the other side' can seriously affect the living. A eclectic collection of John's experiences of dealing with the paranormal and some very helpful advice for those who may be tempted to explore this realm.

[Barb Shadow]

I truly enjoyed this book. It provides information on a wide spectrum of paranormal activity, from the case files of John Zaffis and Rosemary Ellen Guilley, both experts in the field. As a paranormal investigator myself, I found myself comparing some of the cases my team has worked on to those in the book. Very interesting.

[Angel]

I liked the first book better. I found quite a few typos. (normally I don't notice ) The difference between this book and the first book is this book was more about explaining phenomenon where as the first book was more focused on the cases. I prefer the case stories.

[Suzanne Brown]

Demon Stories

All the books, documentories, and stories written by the Warrens and other family members that I‘ve read are the best and most interesting of the paranormal realm as experienced by the most famous and accurate researchers of the genre.

[Allie Frahm]

Some interesting stories about haunted people, places and things. Includes a lot of background info and photos so you can understand. Also has personal ties between the author and his deceased uncle the famous ed Warren communicating from the grave

[Thomas Ballein]

Not my favorite

It read kind of dry and made reachs that made no sense i found it about as entertaining as a damp wash cloth

[Dixie]

just a wonderful, informative book on all things that go bump in the night.

[judy baker]

Great Book

Great book. Love reading about John Zaffis. Stories are fantastic. Have read his other books as well. Would love to read more

[Kimberly]

It was okay. Prefer paranormal cases rather than explanations. It really, really needed a good editing.

[Sam]

Although it has some interesting stories, this book needs some SERIOUS editing. It was almost unreadable.

[Gigi The Spaghetti Monster]

Wtf?

I have never read such a self indulgent piece of crap. Not to mention, the typos and poor editing make the digital version almost unreadable. So disappointed.

[Patricia Lynne]

I love reading about paranormal experiences of others. It's fascinating. Like "Haunted by the Things We Love" this was a well written book with interesting stories. I spotted a couple typos, somehow the word 'investigation' got half chopped off at the end of the chapter, but it was more amusing to wonder how everyone involved with the book missed that!

[Cori Cossette]

Very good read!! A lot of paranormal knowledge!!

I have met John so I've always wanted to read more about his museum and added knowledge with rosemary is a great benefit!! Great book!!

[Nathalie (A Little Bit Shelf-ish)]

So I love reading books like this, and tend to tolerate a fair amount of bad writing to enjoy the stories, but the narrative seemed disjointed. Probably because it's trying to be research work. I think in this case it would have been better served to have this as groups of stories with relevant introductions. This is the second book I've read with Rosemary as a co-author, and I have to say her interjections about the Djinn do become very tedious. This would be better put in it's own book (which she seems to have done already).

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For those who are interested John Zaffis

I have been interested in John Zaffis before his series The Haunted Collector. This book gives you more information about his explanations of how items may become haunted, the spirits that may cause the issues and then some interesting background information about himself. I found it all to be fascinating, it just depends on your level of interest of Mr. Zaffis and the subject.