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Some Go Haunting

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Brian Hurst is a wonderful author and an amazing psychic medium. He was my mentor, and changed my life in a very positive way over twenty years ago when I first went to him for a reading, then began attending his group readings and having private ones done once a year or so. He inspired me to go on to study and become a medium, and now this book has inspired me yet again!

"Some Go Haunting" is a well-crafted thriller, with daring plot twists. Brian's characters have distinctive, unique personalities; his use of dialogue, detailed description and exciting plot twists make this a real page turner! Great take on reincarnation, karma and the paranormal. Wonderful, Brian - Bravo!

Meet adopted English teenager Richard Buchanan who not only has to rescue his girlfriend Debbie from an abusive father, but is troubled by nightmares in his new home. Unhappily adopted, he seeks the true identity of his parents?
Richard's older sister, Barbara, must also deal with the tragic loss of her young fiance John, killed in a motor cycle accident. Can a medium make spiritual contact with him and is John possibly earthbound?
Menopausal Edith Buchanan hates the isolation of her hilltop country home, is angry with Richard for being put on probation and is traumatized by her husband's sudden ill-health. When spooky events occur at "High Hearty," Edith is the arch-skeptic, seeking a rational explanation for everything.
Along comes Don Kramer, an American schoolteacher from the local U.S. Airbase. He is apparently a student of psychic research and he witnesses some puzzling events at the house. He is also intrigued by Barbara. Can he touch her grieving heart and also assist the family in their pain?
Debbie's mother, Win Mayhew, is trapped in an abusive marriage to a gambling, alcoholic farmworker. How can Stanley Mayhew, lusting for his own daughter, deal with his demons? Can beautiful, fifteen-year-old Debbie, desperate to escape her violent home, open Richard's heart to an unselfish and caring love?
What secrets lie in the blocked-up basement of the house and who was the mysterious woman resident there in 1916? What strange power does she still exert over the occupants and why is she one of the unquiet dead?
The challenging events portrayed in this English mystery lead to major catharsis for all and ultimately a better understanding of self and a happy ending.

The enthralling story of Richard Buchanan and his unusual adventures of "coincidence" make Some Go Haunting a real page turner. As this thought-provoking story unfolds you will feel as though you are there. This mystery thriller classic is most enjoyable.

Ron Milletary - Palm Springs, CA