House of Darkness House of Light: The True Story Volume Two

Drivel. Sickening, repetitive, sophomoric attempts at poetry and even more inept attempts at wit. This book was 800 pages too long. I think I now have eyeball cancer from reading this. Andrea perron should not be allowed to write grocery lists, much less books. Oh, and there are about 500 quotes thrown in with her insufferable prose. Dear God this woman is a crime against literature. If I could give negative stars I would. Her books are poopy.

total, complete waste of everyone's time. Perron is seriously mentally unstable. Plus how did she if it true graduate cllege as a lit major?. She has NO idea of how to even properly write, she talks about herself in the third person. Constantly talks of how much her mother appreciated Andrea's adult like behaviors and how much she helped. She also ran down all but one sister hthat being the baby April. These pieces of crap she calls books could have been put into only ONE book. She uses so many exxtra words and uses lines from songs,she uses parts of OTHER PEOPLE'S BOOKS without giving credit!. When I went to TRI-C in Cleveland,Ohio one of the first things we learned in lit class was DON'T PLAGUERIZE. Which is what 35-45% of these"books" are. There is so much about the daily happenings that I find it extremely hard if not impossible to believe much of anything she writes. Oh yes,I'm sure the Warren's were there, but besides that?. Well, I believe it's all lies that Andrea Perron made up to jump on the train called "The Conjuring". She wanted attention,pure and simple. If anyone can force themselves to slosh through all her ignorant ramblings they will understand just how much of a needy,attention seeking, un-self confident woman that Andrea Perron truely is. All she does is talk herselff up and talk her sisters down. Reading...or rather trying to read Perron's trainwreck is the proof of what I've said here.

It only required 1 book to tell the story. Thoughts and events are drawn out to extend pages while losing the reader. Poetry and philosophy sabotaged in hopes to make a point. This truly could have been a good read had the tale not been diluted to the extent that the reader forgets the subject matter. Do NOT waste your money on the other volumes, stick to volume 1.