Review: The Haunting of the Hockomock Swamp by H.E. Kline

History can never be erased. Perhaps when your children are haunted and plagued by a mysterious, illness, it is not a result of biology or science but a vengeful spirit of the past using your children as a medium for the truth.

In The Haunting of the Hockomock Swamp HE Kline brings us a paranormal-science mystery with a little romance. He brings to life the story of Janie Williams within the first week of her dream job she comes across a mystery in several elementary schools are reporting children coming down with Epilepsy. When she takes her research to current she comes across an incredibly hot Mr. Alan Needles. When the current event department decides not to look into the story, Janie does some research on her own. Upon further investigation Janie discovers there is far more behind these children being sick then even the doctors can explain.


H. E. Kline writes a compelling story that grabs you from the beginning. He innate storytelling allows you to feel as if he is speaking with you much like a conversation. His historical research Native American's in the area of Massachusetts, allows us to experience factual evidence behind the paranormal tale.