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7-10-2026 Keith House Graeme Park, PA.

#paranormal #ghosts #supernatural #haunted

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This October Phantom Detectives LLC at the Chadddford Winery.

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Phantom Detectives LLC will be returning to the Chaddsford Winery this fall for a lecture series about their 29th investigation this October. More information on how to attend this lecture will be released in the near future, including how to order tickets.

#paranormal #supernatural #ghosts #hauntedhouse #spirits

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New Phantom Detectives artwork done by friend. #paranormal #georgenoory #ghosts #haunted #supernatural

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What would all of you do in this situation?

#paranormal #supernatural #ghosts #spirits #medium

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What was everyone’s first paranormal experience like? Feel free to leave comments below.

#paranormal #ghosts #ufos #bigfoot #supernatural

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Phantom Detectives L.L.C. will be bringing in a guest investigator that is a well known Psychic Medium to fill in for Melissa Ferrazzano who will be unavailable to attend at the Keith House on Friday July 3, 2026. More information will be revealed about this week person will be released after they are confirmed to attend.

#paranormal #spirits #horshampa #ghosts #ufos Supernatural

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What does the team do? #paranormal #ghosts #supernatural #ufos #spirits

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Ashley Greene with fan at Pennhurst Paracon at Pennhurst Asylum Spring City PA (17.5.26)

Video credits to:@johnjamesminster

#ashleygreene #paracon2026

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THIN RED MEMBRANE by @johnjamesminster This book is a collection of four stories, one of which is a novella and the other three are short stories. All of the stories are religious and deal with Christian beliefs and themes. I find religious stories interesting because having such faith is incredible to me. I am skeptical of such beliefs but yet I am also jealous because having such ingrained faith would kind of be freeing. Anyway, I enjoy the walk with all of John James Minster’s books as they stir not just my love of horror but temp the question of divinity. Plus, there is a lot of gore in here.
The first story, Little Voices, really made me mad and I believe I would have gone done the same path that Webb traveled. However, it also tells why that path should be avoided. Balancing the scale is not your job.
Hand of Hubal was the second story and the novella of the book. This takes a dive into old pagan gods and brings them forth into the modern age. Truly unsettling and calls on a faithfulness that needs to be unwavering. Luke’s will is unparalleled and stirs the conundrum of divine intervention.
Succubus was about temptation and greed. Sometimes, you get what you deserve.
The final story is called Decibel, you could think of it as another version of The Great Flood but without Noah around to protect any animals (that we know of). I guess you could theorize that God did inform a few people to be prepared but not in the obvious way like we think happened to Noah. You’ll have to read Decibel and decide on your own I guess.

I sat on writing this review for a few weeks after finishing the book. There were several lessons that still leak through even after the book is over (and still more that came to me while going back and perusing the pages). I am sure that a lot of people won’t give this book or author a chance because it may seem like it is preaching to you, but I feel it does no more than The Exorcist or The Amityville Horror did. Open your mind to kindness and explore the possibility.

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#BookMail 📦✨

My final book mail post of 2025, and honestly… what a way to end the year. 🥹

Looking back, one thing I can always count on is the absolute magic of publishers and authors who keep my TBR shelves overflowing (and my heart very happy). Zero complaints. None. I will never run out of reading options, and that feels like the best kind of problem to have.

I’m heading into 2026 manifesting cozy reading time, giant TBR victories, and lots of late nights spent turning pages. 📖💫

📚 Recent arrivals:
• Runions — David Adams Cleveland @greenleafbookgr
• Everybody Loses — Danny Funt @gallerybooks
• The Last Vampire — Romina Garber @wednesdaybooks
• Papercut — Rachel Taff @williammorrowbooks
• Antihero — Gregg Hurwitz @minotaur_books
• Thin Red Membrane — John James Minister @johnjamesminster
• Oxford Blood — Rachel Davis Featherstone @wednesdaybooks
• Hus — Linda Clemons @legacylitbooks
• They Want Us Dead — C.L. Montblanc @wednesdaybooks
• Once There Was a Town — Jane Ziegelman @stmartinspress
• For Human Use — Sarah G. Pierce @orbitbooks_us
• A Murder Most Camp — Nicolas DiDomizio @poisonedpenpress
• The Undercurrent — Sarah Sawyer @zibbypublishing

Wishing my booksta family the safest, coziest, and most fun New Year’s Eve celebrations. 🖤✨

Here’s to a bright, healthy, prosperous 2026 filled with extra reading time and the courage to finally conquer those overflowing TBRs (or at least pretend we will). 😉

QOTD: New Year’s Eve at Midnight: Would you rather Hear a mysterious narrator announce your 2026 plot twist out loud at midnight… or see it written on your bathroom mirror in red lipstick?

AOTD: I’m choosing the bathroom mirror in red lipstick — quieter, creepier, and way easier to process in private. If 2026 is about to throw me a plot twist, I’d rather read it dramatically than have it announced like a jump scare at midnight. 🪞💄😅

#AllTheBooks #ReadingIntotheNewYear #CharlieGirlLoves2Read

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I was pleasantly surprised to find this in my mailbox today! I have read two other books by this author and thoroughly enjoyed both. I can't wait to get into this one. It's going to the top of my TBR pile. Thank you @johnjamesminster

#horroranthology #horrorcollector #horror #demonichorror #indieauthorsofinstagram #johnjamesminster #horrorvendor

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