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Last Regress - Rachael J. Thorne

Last Regress

Rachael J. Thorne
Amazon Media EU S.à r.l. , English
16 ratings

Alyssa Matthews thought she had an explanation for everything. After all, as a slightly sceptical paranormal investigator that was what she was used to doing; researching, observing and explaining.So when she began writing a paper about a long forgotten case of death by Spontaneous Human Combustion, she assumed it would be a run-of-the-mill piece. Little did she realise that she was about to be plunged into a situation that would not only force her to question her own sanity, but also her scepticism about the nature of the paranormal.Not to mention the dreams that just wouldn’t go away...

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