The Demonologist:The Extraordinary Career of Ed and Lorraine Warren

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. The author’s insights are amazing, and of course the bravery of Ed and Lorraine are unbelievable! There are true inhumane evils in this world, and it’s not to be messed with. I recommend this book.

Wonderful read! I ❤️ the Warren's!

I must have paid for the unedited version because I'm fairly certain whoever published this never bothered to fix the typos, missing names and punctuation or saw that characters names were changed mid story. I've been told by a fellow reader the Kindle version is not this way. Disappointed in the iBooks version.

This book is amazing but also a little terrifying. I highly recommend.

This book is probably one of the best I've ever read. It's subject is very interesting and really gives hardcore evidence to the existence of spirits. In addition, it is also very well written and pretty easy to understand. This is truly a must read book, but beware it is terrifying!

For many years I've fought with myself constantly about which is truth and which is lies (more so if my mind has made things up). I've seen things described to the T in this book. I was given a gift similar to Lorraine but never accepted it as being normal or "healthy" so I kept it to myself, repressed it, but at the same time tried to preserve it because the feelings you get after seeing your foresight come true before your eyes is both humbling, and terrifying, however these moments were filled with the light of God. I've always searched for a book such as this to not only relate to but to get a better understanding of what's going on and why I see these things. I often asked myself "am I damned? "Am I insane?" "Is there someone else like me?" After reading this book, I can say my faith in Christ has been renewed and I no longer feel the need to suppress myself. I recommend this book for anyone who is not only struggling with their faith but struggling to piece together what life is and what lies beyond. This book has great advice for both the average Christian and for someone who may find themselves in an unbelievable circumstance. If only I could get others to believe and see what I have seen without being thrown in the looney bin. Count your blessings, y'all!

A solid read with some thought provoking details. It offers a balanced take and position on the concepts of spirits and the role they play in our universe. If you have any inclination towards this subject, this is a good book to read. On a side note, there are quite a few typos that take the reader out of the experience at times.

It's incredible how such an interesting topic could be made so boring, yet somehow the author accomplished this! I couldn't find a cohesive storyline anywhere throughout this book; it just seemed to jump from story to story randomly and then pick up with the same people in later, disjointed chapters. Additionally, I have never read a book that was missing so many periods at the end of sentences. How irritating! Not to mention that the author italicized a ridiculous number of words, which took away from the mediocre writing even further. I forced myself to finish this book for some reason, which was quite a struggle. Just plain awful.

I thought the book was very informative about the occult. I have followed their career for many years. It was a second time I read the book and it was even better the second time. If you're looking for but that just gives the overall general concept of the a occult then buy this book see what you think RIP Ed Warren

What I love is how The Warrens explain the in and outs of their work....the process and stages of how hauntings begin and end... It legitimizes the study of paranormal psychology and as a Science teacher I found it strangely educational :) so therefore I highly recommend it!