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The Doll
Ty and Jenna are your typical American couple. They married straight out of college and started what they thought was a perfect life together. Suddenly, they find themselves thrown head over heels into the paranormal. Their lives are spiraling out of control, and all they can do is fight to survive. But how do you fight what you can't see? Don't miss this true story of how two average people find themselves fighting the ultimate battle against the dark forces that want nothing more than to consume them.
128 pages, Paperback
Published October 7, 2019
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March 27, 2021
Probably my least favorite, from the books I've read by Melissa George. This book was a good book, like all of her books. I feel like this story has been told over and over again the only thing that changes are the personal details. I hate it that this couple experienced such an evil being.
May 26, 2022
Scary
This story terrified me as I buy stuff from online and yard sales/flea markets all the time. After reading this though I’m not going to be buying things without researching them first!
This story terrified me as I buy stuff from online and yard sales/flea markets all the time. After reading this though I’m not going to be buying things without researching them first!
October 19, 2019
Used Dolls and Ouija Board Terror
I always look forward to Melissa's books. It is a wonderful thing that people who have experienced things they couldn't explain feel comfortable to share their stories with her. She always relates these stories beautifully, and ensures their voices are heard.
This is the story of a woman who bought an old doll into her home and learned the hard way that you need to be careful what you bring into your home. She also learned that Ouija boards are not toys and not to participate in paranormal outings unless you know what you are doing and protect yourself first. I also found it disquieting that her friends the couple who are paranormal researchers, use Ouija boards and talked the narrator into using one. They are playing with fire and it never leads to anything good. Real experts don't take unnecessary chances, plan accordingly and use proper precautions. The narrator is very fortunate her outcome was fortunate. Don't ever use Ouija , and don't play around with the paranormal. Another excellent book from Melissa George.
I always look forward to Melissa's books. It is a wonderful thing that people who have experienced things they couldn't explain feel comfortable to share their stories with her. She always relates these stories beautifully, and ensures their voices are heard.
This is the story of a woman who bought an old doll into her home and learned the hard way that you need to be careful what you bring into your home. She also learned that Ouija boards are not toys and not to participate in paranormal outings unless you know what you are doing and protect yourself first. I also found it disquieting that her friends the couple who are paranormal researchers, use Ouija boards and talked the narrator into using one. They are playing with fire and it never leads to anything good. Real experts don't take unnecessary chances, plan accordingly and use proper precautions. The narrator is very fortunate her outcome was fortunate. Don't ever use Ouija , and don't play around with the paranormal. Another excellent book from Melissa George.
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