Regressed
An architect faces death dreams and past life sins aided by paranormal investigators.
This title follows Peter Garner after he receives an architecture award. His subsequent nightmares about death lead him to meet Nancy. She helps him piece together clues regarding a previous life. The Strangeways Paranormal Investigation Team arrives to help him break free from his past sins. The story blends professional achievement with supernatural horror elements.
Published by Lulu.com in 2009, this work sits within the self-published horror genre. It draws on supernatural fiction traditions involving reincarnation and karmic debt. The narrative reflects early twenty-first-century independent publishing trends.
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Readers interested in the intersection of professional ambition and supernatural reckoning will find this narrative compelling. It appeals to those who enjoy psychological horror where the protagonist's past actions create present-day terror. The inclusion of a paranormal investigation team offers a structured approach to resolving karmic debt, satisfying fans of procedural elements within a ghost story framework. Those fascinated by the concept that success can trigger spiritual consequences will appreciate the thematic depth. It is ideal for audiences seeking a blend of architectural intrigue and cosmic horror, particularly if they prefer stories where character awakening drives the plot rather than external action alone.
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Robertson-Hoon effectively merges the mundane world of professional architecture with the terrifying realm of past-life sins. The narrative structure, utilizing Nancy as a catalyst for Peter’s awakening, provides a clear emotional arc amidst the supernatural chaos. The Strangeways Paranormal Investigation Team adds a layer of investigative realism to the ghost story elements, grounding the cosmic horror in tangible action. This approach suits readers who appreciate psychological depth alongside traditional paranormal tropes. While the premise relies heavily on the concept of karmic debt, it is executed with enough tension to maintain reader engagement. The book successfully balances professional achievement themes with supernatural dread, offering a unique perspective on retribution.
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