The Return to Engstrom House 1st Edition by Nasser Rabadi 9781954931022 1954931026

The Return to Engstrom House 1st Edition Nasser Rabadi – Ebook Instant Download/Delivery ISBN(s): 9781954931022, 1954931026

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• ISBN 10: 1954931026
• ISBN 13: 9781954931022
• Author: Nasser Rabadi

Colleen’s husband Ambrose disappeared inside of the Engstrom House, and nobody will believe her.

Traveling home from vacation, and caught in an ill-fated storm, Colleen and Ambrose narrowly survive their wrecked car in the pitch black and driving rain. Little do they know that weather and mechanical failure are the least of their problems as the pair chance upon the Engstrom House for shelter. The couple’s restful night in the abandoned mansion turns to pensive horror as the voice of their previously still-born child beckons them each to a forgotten room behind a door that shouldn’t exist. Colleen flees, and Ambrose is never seen again!

When Dr. James McDowell, a world-renowned paranormal researcher determined to solve the case, invites Colleen and a group of his most ardent acolytes to the Engstrom House for a thorough investigation into the events of that stormy night, the powerful dark lord of the ancient house rises against them vexed by the presence of its old nemesis the doctor, and will do anything to kill the ensemble, and commit their souls to eternal hellfire!

Can Colleen be reunited with Ambrose before she is destroyed by the heartwrenching hunger of an all-consuming spirit, or will she also vanish within an even deeper mystery upon her… Return to Engstrom House?

Terror awaits you within the pages of Nasser Rabadi’s sequel to the hit novel The Haunting of Engstrom House! A novel surging with psychological torment that will leave you questioning reality itself as you join Colleen, Dr. McDowell, and a cast of others in the darkened hallways of Engstrom House.

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