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Anne Francis Scott is my Woman In Horror today! Anne is a most interesting woman. Her books are fantastic, and https://annefrancisscott.com/blog/ lets you in on what she thinks about the paranormal. The part about parallel dimensions grabs me. I was immediately drawn to it. Okay, so I have some physics studies under my belt and love the subject, but Anne gives you her thoughts in clear, easy to understand words. Make sure you read it.
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About Anne Francis Scott
Paranormal Mystery Author
Anne Francis Scott is a Readers' Favorite award finalist author in paranormal fiction. She has a fascination for haunted houses, ancient cemeteries, and ghostly mysteries with a twist. Those passions fuel her writing, giving her the chance to take readers to an otherworldly place and leave them there for a while. She hopes that journey is a good one...
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Some great books by Anne.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007TC861M/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_taft_p1_i0
Lost Girl - Readers' Favorite Award Finalist in Paranormal Fiction
If the dead spoke to you, would you listen?
Or would you close your senses, tune out the whispers, pretend you couldn't hear.
Maybe run.
To where?
Anywhere.
Find me . . .
Renowned sculptor Allison Weathers doesn't believe in ghosts. But when a tragic twist of fate leads her to the small mountain town of Dawson Mills, Tennessee, she soon learns that the dead don't always stay silent. Shadows begin to shift in the rambling, old Victorian farmhouse she's purchased. Voices come from nowhere. She can feel the eyes on her.
Paul Bradford, a contractor who is bidding the renovation work on the house, believes it's more than just Allison's imagination conjuring up the paranormal activity. Toni Harper, a reporter for the local paper, concurs. She's heard snippets of hand-over-the-mouth gossip from some of the town's deputies who responded to calls in the middle of the night. Ghosts. Or so the former owner claimed in the few months before his death.
The secrets they unearth rock Allison right down to the core. Thrust into a haunted world where the paranormal and evil collide, she has one hope of survival: unravel the sinister history buried for decades within the old farmhouse and find the link to a muddled piece of her past.
Lost Girl by Anne Francis Scott is a paranormal mystery/ghost story with chilling scenes at the fringe of horror.
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Katharine E. Pfeil
5.0 out of 5 stars Stellar Read!
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2018
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Stellar read. There's always something eerie about an old house in the middle of nowhere, secluded by dense forest. Growing up I lived next to a forest with an old cabin, and though I would walk, and still walk the same forest, there's always moments where your mind can play tricks on you or you feel a sudden rush of goose bumps thinking someone is watching you.... This entire book held me in that exact mindset as I read. Completely thrilling and exciting. I read this book in a day and a half, even trying to read it in the shower, because I couldn't wait to see what happened. The characters are well defined. I loved Allison and Paul, but I also appreciated Toni. Every character matched perfectly with their personality and the developing plot. The twists and turns just melded well together throughout the book. I think I will even go on record to say that this is the best book I have read in 2018 thus far. ;) Well done.
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BVBRYKK/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i1
SLEEP IS NO CURE FOR A NIGHTMARE
After reeling from the backlash of decades-old murders, the residents of Dawson Mills, Tennessee are more than ready to put the nightmare behind them. But Toni Harper, a reporter for the local paper, knows the trouble is just beginning. When the bodies of two men are found at the edge of the woods, their faces impossibly twisted, and mouths wide open on a scream, she believes the sheriff's men have missed a crucial piece of evidence. A simple revelation coiled up right under their noses, waiting for lightning to strike.
The hunt for answers leads Toni to a sinister world where the present rides parallel with a gruesome past. Shadows begin stalking her. Visions and chilling dreams haunt her. At the heart of the darkness, an ancient evil waits. Sly, calculating. Hungry.
Can she destroy the devil-thing that has a taste for her? Or will she soon join countless lost souls in an eternal death?
Thrust into a wicked paranormal realm, Toni races against the clock, immersed in the shadowed mysteries of the occult, where her only hope of survival rests with the ghost of a long-dead witch.
Lost Souls by Anne Francis Scott is a paranormal mystery at the fringe of horror, guaranteed to keep you reading with the lights on...
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Amy's Bookshelf Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars Thrilling with the right amount of chills
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2018
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I've read Scott's Lost Girl, and liked it very much. Scott's Lost Souls brings the reader back to Dawson Mills. This time, the story revolves around Toni. This is full of twists and mystery as there is also something sinister and chilling looming. I liked both books, but I think this is my favorite so far in this trilogy. Scott pens a magnificent story, and brings it to life. This is one of those you can't put down until the end. I look forward to whatever comes next in this trilogy.
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Just read some of the reviews for these great books. Anne Francis Scott is definitely a Woman In Horror!
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