Superstition by David Ambrose

Superstition by David Ambrose

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.

DAVID AMBROSE is a visiting lecturer at City, University of London, where he teaches courses on the music business, records, publishing and finance. He is the MD of Strawberry Hill Entertainment. A father of three, he lives in London with his wife Angela. LESLEY-ANN JONES is a biographer, journalist and broadcaster. She is the bestselling author of Bohemian Rhapsody: The Definitive Biography of Freddie Mercury, Hero: David Bowie, and Ride a White Swan: The Lives & Deaths of Marc Bolan. She has interviewed many of the world's best-loved artists, including Sir Paul McCartney, Madonna and Prince. She is a mother of three and lives in London.

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ISBN 13	9780446523448
ISBN 10	0446523445
Titel	Superstition
Autor	David Ambrose
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Bindungsart	Hardback
Verlag	Little, Brown & Company
Erscheinungsjahr	1998-10-01
Seitenanzahl	384
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