Exorcising the Demons: Combatting Evil in a Very Haunted House Lunt, Robbie

Robbie Lunt presents a juvenile nonfiction account of supernatural disturbances in his own residence. The narrative begins when a summoning ritual fails, allowing demonic forces to inhabit the home. Penelope, a resident, experiences phantom parties and a dancing stove before being tossed around by these entities. She seeks assistance from her friend Robbie, who introduces her to David Rountree, identified as a Lakota shaman. Together, Robbie and David undertake a rapid journey to remove the evil presence before it causes serious harm to anyone in the house. The book addresses themes of occult practice and spiritual combat for young adult readers interested in the paranormal. It draws on specific cultural traditions through the inclusion of Lakota shamanic practices as presented by Rountree. The text is organized as a narrative account rather than a technical manual or historical survey. It focuses on the immediate events of the haunting and the subsequent exorcism efforts. Fans of haunted house stories and accounts of spiritual intervention will find this engaging. Readers seeking academic analysis of demonology or detailed astrological charts will not find that content here. The work remains grounded in the personal experience of the author and his subjects.