Description A respected college literature professor and the world\'s foremost debunker of hauntings, David Caine has money, respect, and a burning desire to solve one of the greatest mysteries of the Twentieth Century.
Novels like The Nightmare Girl,.
Brian Keene named his debut novel The Sorrows "the best horror novel of 2012." The Library Journal deemed his follow-up, House of Skin, "reminiscent of Shirley Jackson\'s The Haunting of Hill House and Peter Straub\'s Ghost Story." Since then Jonathan\'s work has been lauded by writers like Jack Ketchum, Edward Lee, Tim Waggoner, Bryan Smith, and Ronald Kelly.
About the author Jonathan Janz grew up between a dark forest and a graveyard, which explains everything.
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And the true meaning of terror.
Though David\'s career has been built on skepticism, he will soon discover the truth about human evil.
This summer, David\'s past will return to haunt him.
Despite Anna\'s devotion to him, David broke her heart, and soon after, she took her own life.
Before he became an eminent professor and author, David was once an undergrad passionately in love with a young woman named Anna.
But to do so, David must confront his own past.
David plans to solve the mystery of John Weir\'s death, prove the house isn\'t haunted, and write a bestselling book about it.
When David learns that his old college buddy has taken possession of the Alexander House and wants David to prove it\'s free of ghosts, David leaps at the opportunity.
Though Weir was never heard from again, David is certain the culprit was a man of flesh and blood rather than a sinister being from the beyond.
In 1926, John Weir--the man on whom David has modeled his career of skepticism--journeyed to Virginia\'s famed Alexander House to disprove its reputation for supernatural occurrences.
Description A respected college literature professor and the world\'s foremost debunker of hauntings, David Caine has money, respect, and a burning desire to solve one of the greatest mysteries of the Twentieth Century
