What's so Para about Normal?

Forget everything you know about paranormal stories.

I usually see things in the clear, sharp light of day. And I'm not lying to you: it's terrifying.

I'm Raul Moreno, and I'm a professional skeptic. I'm skeptical of what the movies show, and I'm skeptical of the so-called "experts." When I hear a sound, I look for a loose floorboard, not a ghost. But my life along the El Paso border has complicated that logical mind.

I have chased a shadow man down a dead-end hallway in broad daylight. I have heard the undeniable, frantic cries of an impossible entity moving a full block in a heartbeat. And I have woken up to a physical duende sitting in my bedroom chair, baring its teeth.

What's so Para about Normal? is a memoir of a Christian who believes in logic but cannot follow the rules of a closed mind. Tying my personal interactions to established global lore, I prove that these events are not isolated hallucinations. They are consistent, shared experiences reported worldwide.

If thousands of people across centuries are seeing the exact same entities, maybe it's time to stop asking if they are real. Maybe it's time to start asking: What is so "para" about our normal?

Are you ready for your book?