Quinn Brenner Book Report

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A few years back Quinn Brenner went to Elise Rainer to get contact with her mother from the dead, which died from cancer. Elise Rainer is a parapsychologist that has experience with paranormal and the dead. However, Elise Rainer urges Quinn not to get contact with her mother because she senses that it’s not who she think it is and it a demon but after all she has says to Quinn she’s still does it anyway. Quinn Brenner tries to connect herself to her mother herself by talking to the dead herself but thing don’t work as plan. She started to hear things like voices and see paranormal things happening to her in her household. Quinn has this thing about acting but as she is practicing on the back stage, she sees this demon more than once while she is there. One day Quinn decide …show more content…
Now she is released from the hospital and gets to go back home and she meets this woman named Grace and she says she seen this demon before and he is up there in your room right now waiting for you to come up. Due to Elise's refusal, Quinn little Alex suggests to call a ghost haunter one name is Specs and the other name is Tucker. So now, Elise Rainier decides to come out of retirement and help Quinn. Elise decides to enter the spiritual world with Specs and Tucker recording any activities and words she spells out. With the help of a spirit who likewise is a victim of the demon, Elise enters Further she calls it and after a brief encounter with the evil spirit, that haunts her, the Bride in Black tries to kill her but one of Elise friend tells her that she is stronger because she is alive and the demon is not. So now, she knows that she is stronger so she fights back. Moreover, she gets a little help from Quinn’s mother to get her body back from the demon. Now Quinn can talk to her mother but just cannot see her. Quinn, her father, and her littler brother can finally live a good life with no

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