Brad's book will have you riveted to each page from beginning to end. Top Paranormal Books of 2010 - Another creepy classic of encyclopedic proportions, recounting more documented tales of frightening eyewitness being encounters that covers the gamut of such dark mysteries, from your more mundane cryptozoological Bigfoot fanfare to supernatural beasties like the Little People or the Shadow People, with every shade and variety of non-people in between.

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The Vampire Book by J. Gordon Melton