The Looking Glass: In the realm of literature, where the lines between reality and imagination blur seamlessly.

by C. Angelo De' Jesus

Overview

This enthralling memoir weaves true encounters with the supernatural into a fabric of suspenseful fiction. It presents a compelling narrative that explores the eerie experiences of Aisling Beckner, whose life has been irrevocably changed by chilling out-of-body experiences and a pervasive terror that shadows every move. An intimate lens casts a beam of light on both past and present, revealing terrifying encounters that have disrupted the life of a twin, tormented by a persistent specter.

Drawing inspiration from authors like David Baldacci and fascinated by con artists such as Frank Robert Abagnale, I set out to craft a novel designed to hold readers spellbound from beginning to end.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798893799996
Publisher:	C. Angelo DeJesus
Publication date:	02/01/2024
Pages:	270
Sales rank:	765,671
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.61(d)

About the Author

C. Angelo DeJesus was born in 1972 in Pennsylvania. Growing up, he was fascinated with his ability to interact with outer-of-body experiences where this interest led to some early exposure to understanding what he dreams, was happening in reality. Later, he developed a passion for utilizing deductive reasoning in his everyday life. In The Realm of the impossible, he explores the truth of how past events of his life went unspoken by those in his community who witnessed the most captivating moments. His ability to manipulate and preserve his memory makes for an interesting creative story novel drizzled with fiction.

Editorial Reviews

This book is akin to a dystopian version of the movie 'It', with its vividly crafted narrative of unresolved murders and mysteries. The psychological shock I endured from the plot twists and dark moments was profound. If my review seems inarticulate at times, it's because the detailed action in the story has utterly astounded me.

Book reviewer - Hassan DeJesus

I was utterly astonished. It surpassed my high expectations and was entirely different from what I had anticipated. His rapid rise as a cunning con artist, leading to business ventures that intertwine with horror, evokes memories of my imaginary friend. His disillusionment and realization of his own invisibility during his coming-of-age are profoundly engaging.

Critic - Marion Dial

The Looking Glass. Oh, my goodness. It gave me goosebumps so many times while I was reading it. The main characters experiences with seeing murderous acts happening in front of him in public places followed by apparitions while at home. Suddenly, his life journey takes you in and out of a thrilling episode all the while keeping me on the edge of my seat from the hauntings at the turn of a page.

Book review - Mary Borja