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Ouija Board Nightmares

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Ouija Board Nightmares

By: John Harker
Narrated by: Michael E. Smith
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Have a Ouija board in your house? Thinking about trying one out? You won’t after listening to this book.

Containing the full editions of Ouija Board Nightmares book one and book two, this newest compendium offers a sweeping thrill ride through the mysterious and hair-raising world of the Ouija. Real-life encounters with strange and terrible entities drive these tales of unearthly obsession, frightful oppression, and terrifying possession. Though the Ouija board may be marketed as a game, there are no winners in this activity. Only victims.

Fans of the paranormal, would-be dabblers in the occult, skeptics as well as believers will find Ouija Board Nightmares: The Complete Collection an entertaining if not cautionary listening experience. The chilling stories told within its pages may confirm your own suspicions, or open your eyes to a dark and dangerous alternate reality.

One thing is certain: they will not be soon forgotten. Nightmares rarely are.

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the narrator was wonderful. the stories were interesting, some were bit chilly. best to listen after reading a book about the occult.

Great job

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Good read but had to take a break sometimes because some of the stories got to me.

Creepy A$$F

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Very few dates,locations,and no witness accounts, no first person accounts, no evidence documentation. Jane and Mary, Bob and Sue bla-bla-bla-bla.

50% boring.

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My 12 year old son wanted to listen to this book on our way home from work. It is a good book for exactly that age group. The accounts of the stories are plenty and entertaining. I found certain historical accounts interesting. Needless to say we finished the book and we are listening to it again.

Son loved it

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Narrating on this book is really great. The book itself is fantastic and borderline pretty scary. Whether you believe in this stuff or not it definitely makes you wonder about the supernatural! if you don’t believe in this stuff, I strongly you still read this book anyways It is definitely my go to for a re-read.

Really great Scary book

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Made me feel like I was watching an instructional video. Very boring. Nothing to sink your teeth into. Going to ask for a credit back

Read like a classroom

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Ok there is one story we are all familiar with, the boy who the exorcist is based on. but the rest are first names that he could have just made up. like who are these people where did they happen? How did you get these first name peoples stories? total waste of a credit.

Boring and unbelievable

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Reminds me of stories 12 year old girls would tell at a sleep over.

Not creepy or scary.

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Didn't really like these books. The narrator's performance was very clinical, the subject matter was overwhelmingly anecdotal, and at one point in the second book a Hoax is purported as tried and true fact.
I also get very tired of hearing the same song and dance the any foray into the Occult automatically equals bad horrible things befalling the poor unsuspecting indiviuals and that only Christianity can save them and make things right. No one system of belief has the corner on the market of what is good, safe, and or divine.

Tired of the same old same old

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