Quotes Ed likes!
From Jane of MOBwives: "What a great episode to end a fantastic season of Paranormal Witness full of ghosts, ghouls, a UFO and alien abduction....I do believe that this case was sincere and genuine...personally, Edwin seems like the kind of man you can sit with at Starbucks over a good cup of coffee and talk to for hours."
From Jonathan of Reelybored: "Oftentimes, I would find myself reading books that are purported to be based on true stories. Being billed as such would mean, in my opinion, that I may be able to reference many of said book’s allegations in the real world...Unfortunately, despite the claims of alleged photos, video and other sorts of evidence spoken of in these types of books, rarely is any of it made available for any of its readers to scrutinize for themselves making the story itself less plausible. This is not the case in Edwin F. Becker’s book...I was not disappointed...True Haunting brings to us a good ghost story despite the lack of scares, not to say that there were none, but here you will find an interesting story by an author who did not give in to the pressures of a publishing house to “spice” the story up a bit for the sake of sales."
Jonathon Brandmeier of WGN Radio: "This home is the first time they televised an exorcism....this is the first time...to me, that's historical...there had to be like, three channels at the time--it had to be amazing!"
Alexandra at Entertainment Gather says: "'Paranormal Witness' saved the best episode for last...This was by far the best episode of "Paranormal Witness," be sure to check it out and stay tuned for next season."
From Erin at ScifiMafia: "...90-minute season 2 finale of Paranormal Witness is the kind of episode that makes me glad that I don’t live in an older home with a history. And that I got to screen it during the full daylight hours. Make no mistake, this is a serious haunting..."
Sheena Metal from LA Talk Radio: "The wonderful Edwin Becker...I'm very excited about this...I loved the Paranormal Witness episode!"
Katie Lynn Whitaker from the Ebook Examiner: "True Haunting spits in the face of paranormal skeptics...while having a slow start, and the slightest urge to disengage, remember, patience is a virtue. Having wanted to remain true to his tale of a perplexing and devious haunting that took place under his roof, Becker stiffs publishing houses and puts this nonfiction book out upon the market on his own in order to retain absolute and perfect truth in every word. This is a rare and amiable quality for authors whose topic is that of the tricky and sticky paranormal...embellishment is not required for this eBook to make you feel as if Becker’s malicious spirits are going to crawl through the pages and into your life."
"MrMojoRisin" on an Irish book forum: "I read this book named 'True Haunting' by Edwin F. Becker, on the recommendation of a friend, and, while I'm usually highly selective about paranormal reading material, I'm glad I did...The best thing about the book is that Ed tells the story in a very simple, measured, honest manner throughout and, in a way, that's what makes the story all the more chilling."
Bookends review: "Edwin F. Becker is an author of...six gripping tales of horror, that includes True Haunting, which is featured on our Best Sellers list and various other Best Sellers lists, including Amazon. If you are looking for a chilling tale, you can pick any one of his titles..."
Richard A. Moore in a Florida Times newspaper review: "[True Haunting] is the scariest true story I have ever read, bar none...the suspense, fear, and terror is unrelenting!"
From Jonathan of Reelybored: "Oftentimes, I would find myself reading books that are purported to be based on true stories. Being billed as such would mean, in my opinion, that I may be able to reference many of said book’s allegations in the real world...Unfortunately, despite the claims of alleged photos, video and other sorts of evidence spoken of in these types of books, rarely is any of it made available for any of its readers to scrutinize for themselves making the story itself less plausible. This is not the case in Edwin F. Becker’s book...I was not disappointed...True Haunting brings to us a good ghost story despite the lack of scares, not to say that there were none, but here you will find an interesting story by an author who did not give in to the pressures of a publishing house to “spice” the story up a bit for the sake of sales."
Jonathon Brandmeier of WGN Radio: "This home is the first time they televised an exorcism....this is the first time...to me, that's historical...there had to be like, three channels at the time--it had to be amazing!"
Alexandra at Entertainment Gather says: "'Paranormal Witness' saved the best episode for last...This was by far the best episode of "Paranormal Witness," be sure to check it out and stay tuned for next season."
From Erin at ScifiMafia: "...90-minute season 2 finale of Paranormal Witness is the kind of episode that makes me glad that I don’t live in an older home with a history. And that I got to screen it during the full daylight hours. Make no mistake, this is a serious haunting..."
Sheena Metal from LA Talk Radio: "The wonderful Edwin Becker...I'm very excited about this...I loved the Paranormal Witness episode!"
Katie Lynn Whitaker from the Ebook Examiner: "True Haunting spits in the face of paranormal skeptics...while having a slow start, and the slightest urge to disengage, remember, patience is a virtue. Having wanted to remain true to his tale of a perplexing and devious haunting that took place under his roof, Becker stiffs publishing houses and puts this nonfiction book out upon the market on his own in order to retain absolute and perfect truth in every word. This is a rare and amiable quality for authors whose topic is that of the tricky and sticky paranormal...embellishment is not required for this eBook to make you feel as if Becker’s malicious spirits are going to crawl through the pages and into your life."
"MrMojoRisin" on an Irish book forum: "I read this book named 'True Haunting' by Edwin F. Becker, on the recommendation of a friend, and, while I'm usually highly selective about paranormal reading material, I'm glad I did...The best thing about the book is that Ed tells the story in a very simple, measured, honest manner throughout and, in a way, that's what makes the story all the more chilling."
Bookends review: "Edwin F. Becker is an author of...six gripping tales of horror, that includes True Haunting, which is featured on our Best Sellers list and various other Best Sellers lists, including Amazon. If you are looking for a chilling tale, you can pick any one of his titles..."
Richard A. Moore in a Florida Times newspaper review: "[True Haunting] is the scariest true story I have ever read, bar none...the suspense, fear, and terror is unrelenting!"
