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Ghost House Books
Books in series
#1
Campfire Ghost Stories
2002
\- the spirit of a young girl killed in a car accident returns to the lonely stretch of road that claimed her life \- six glowing orbs of light-the ghostly remains of doomed travellers-warning a group of campers to leave their wilderness campsite or face certain death \- a young girl who grows up with a ghostly double finally discovers the secret behind her extraordinary doppleganger \- and much more...
#3
Campfire Ghost Stories - The Haunting Tales
2012
A collection of original ghost stories full of eerie drama, terror, tragedy, and mystery. Best told over the flickering light of a campfire!
#19
Ghost Stories of Wisconsin
2006
Author A.S. Mott takes a fun and quirky look at this spirit friendly state. If you're a fan of spooky legends and lore, you will do well to pick up Ghost Stories of Wisconsin, where they will find the following stories and · When a man unearths his mother's grave, she leaves behind a small keepsake that causes a long sleepless night for the young man who finds it. · A faceless ghost torments a family to get its beloved Christmas quilt back. · The true story of Green Bay Harbor's phantom ship, the Griffen. · The amazing tale of Summerwind, Wisconsin's most famous haunted house. · When two young boys are murdered for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, the small town of Ridgeway finds itself terrorized by their ferocious avenging spirits. · A helpful spirit is often mistaken for a tour guide at the Fairlawn Mansion. Ask anyone who lives in Wisconsin and they'll tell you that there's more to the state than beer, football and dairy themed headwear. Read Ghost Stories of Wisconsin and you'll discover that it truly is the place to go if you're looking for paradise of the paranormal.
#23
Ghost Stories of America, Vol. 2
2003
Hot on the heels of its first collection of paranormal Americana, Ghost House Books is pleased to publish a all much-anticipated sequel, Ghost Stories of America, Volume II. A Connecticut minister is shocked when he discovers the identity of a vicious poltergeist in his home. In Cimarron, New Mexico, a dead gambler returns to the place where he was shot after winning an entire hotel in a dramatic card game. Join A.S. Mott as he brings America's paranormal legacy to life in these and many other fascinating stories drawn from all regions of the United States.
#24
Gothic Ghost Stories
2004
A look into the shdows of both our past and our present, Gothic Ghost Stories is a dark and moody collection of tales about the three R's: romance, revenge and really tight corsets. The dark, the mysterious and, indeed, the haunted are at the heart of each story in this entertaining, offbeat collection.
#26
Ghost Stories of New Jersey
2005
The author looks beyond the Garden Stat's famous collections of tollbooths and wiseguys to find out the truth about its strange history of paranormal.
#27
Ghost Stories of South Carolina
2007
#38
Ghost Stories of Hollywood
2000
Many of us enjoy star-gazing...at Hollywood stars, that is. Their lives fascinate us and so do their deaths. Learn about the people, places and things that haunt the city best-known for glitz and glamour.
#40
Ontario Ghost Stories, Volume II
2002
Ghost-lore collector Barbara Smith has assembled a second volume of fascinating tales of the unexplained from the spirit of an angry boy trapped on this earthly plane wreaks havoc in a Callander home; a supernatural being lives under Niagara Falls along with the spirit of a beautiful maiden; the apparition of its first keeper will continue to haunt Gibraltar Point Lighthouse until his murderers are caught and punished; a Timmins family experiences the ups and downs of living with a ghost they affectionately call Cecil; when an old man dies, his spirit returns home and resumes his routine of walking into the house at suppertime; For anyone fascinated by the paranormal, ONTARIO GHOST STORIES, VOLUME II, is sure to prove a chilling and unforgettable treat.
#47
Ghost Stories of Colorado
2006
True Tales of the Paranormal The rich and rugged history of Colorado is filled with both spectacular successes and dashed dreams. It is a land of Native Americans, pioneers, miners, ranchers and soldiers. Against this backdrop Dan Asfar explores the ghosts, poltergeists and other residual spiritual inhabitants of the Centennial State: \*the apparition of a bandit rides forevermore on a rugged trail in South Park, scouring the countryside for its missing head \*the reform of bad girl Belle Grant occurred after a miraculous visit from her long-dead mother who begged her to change her ways \*bashful Bruno occupies a Denver garage, flicking on the lights and generally making mischief while coyly refusing to divulge how his spirit got there in the first place \*two brothers seek shelter from a storm in a haunted old ranch house in Coyote Gulch, where long ago a lonely traveler was murdered \*in Georgetown, the spirit of a young Austrian is angry after being lynched without trial for the mysterious murder of his boss, a temperamental butcher \*strange things occur in the Dunn Building in Victor, where once a badly injured miner was prepared for burial even before his death \*a tall, graceful woman with long red hair appears to railroad engineers along the tracks near Timpas in Otero County \*spirits haunt the banks of Sand Creek, where hundreds of Cheyenne and Arapaho were massacred by troops led by a man driven by his lust for power \*the hideous Hairy Lady visits a child in a house in Denver until she gets angry when the child starts school—and then things get weirder. . . For anyone interested in peering into the edge of mystery,
Ghost Stories of Colorado
is sure to prove a chilling and unforgettable treat.
Authors
Jo-Anne Christensen
Author · 12 books
Geordie Telfer
Author · 3 books
A.S. Mott
Author · 13 books
Barbara Smith
Author · 29 books
Dan Asfar
Author · 15 books
Edrick Thay
Author · 10 books
Susan Smitten
Author · 7 books
Dale Jarvis
Author · 5 books
Darren Zenko
Author · 4 books
Amos Gideon
Author · 1 book
Chris Wangler
Author · 2 books
Maria Da Silva
Author · 4 books
Andrew Hind
Author · 8 books
Ghost House Books
Series ·
19
books · 2000-2015
By
Jo-Anne Christensen
,
Geordie Telfer
,
A.S. Mott
, and more
#57
Ghost Hunters of America
2005
Pack your flashlight and voice recorder; adjust your electromagnetic field sensor. You're about to explore the after-hours world of paranormal researchers, or ghost hunters. Supernatural storyteller Dan Asfar has compiled some of the creepiest and most intriguing tales from ghost hunters across America, and he invites you along on the hunt for unsettled \
A ghost hunter in Daytona Beach struggles to explain why a young family's house is full of angry—and violent—spirits \
A Ghost-hunting society in Michigan succeeds in convincing a tormented spirit to ''cross over'' \
A psychic ghost-hunting couple can't believe their luck when a ghost shows up in their own home—until its appearance becomes frightening \
Known as one of the most haunted places in America, Gettysburg—the site of the bloody Civil War battle—never fails to reward ghost hunters with signs of paranormal presences \
Two roommates from Penn State University find themselves plagued with a lonely and intrusive spirit \
When a group of Connecticut researchers can't cope with a house of angry demons, they enlist a higher power to exorcise the spirits \
A sceptical MTV producer invites a pair of ghost hunters to star in a paranormal reality show, and quickly becomes a firm believer in the ghosts. \
Tag along on a real ghost-hunting investigation for an experience you won't soon forget!
#59
Ghost Hunters
2005
If you've got spooks in the neighbourhood, who are you gonna call? Believe it or not, there are real ghost hunters out there; individuals who stake out haunted houses at the request of frazzled home owners, or who skulk through cemeteries at night hoping to capture evidence of the otherworldly on night vision cameras, digital recorders and infrared thermometers. Some are psychics, some scientists—-all of them are hell bent on chasing spooks. You'll enjoy these true tales of the ghost hunters' adventures through the haunted landscape of North America.
#67
Premonitions and Psychic Warnings
2005
Since the dawn of time, people have experienced premonitions. Some foretell disasters, while others help to prevent horrible crimes or accidents. Join author Edrick Thay as he explores the remarkable effects of superhuman perception on the lives of ordinary people. · A soldier who can smell emotions and see death helps his troop avoid a military ambush in the jungle. · On a prairie highway, a woman encounters an eyeless hitchhiker who bears more than a passing resemblance to her ailing aunt. · A vision of twisted metal and broken glass saves a reckless girl from a car accident.
#68
Canadian Ghost Stories
2003
It's not true that dead men tell no tales. You can hear their haunting stories on the fog-shrouded banks of Newfoundland, in the aging brick manses of Upper and Lower Canada, on the wind-beaten flatlands of the prairies and among the misty mountains of the far west. This entertaining collection features tales of ghosts and other unexplained phenomena that have found their way into Canadian folklore.
#70
Werewolves and Shapeshifters
2004
Darren Zenko takes us on a cruise around the alternative universe of shapeshifters. Discover the pink river dolphins of Amazonia, said to turn into handsome men in order to seduce young women. Travel to the Orkney Islands to meet the selkies, mystical seals with the power to shed their skins and take human form. In Japan, we encounter the Turtle-princess and kitsune, the fox who changes to human form in pursuit of mischief. The wendigo of the Canadian wilds is a shape-changing eater of human flesh, once a man but now something monstrous. And, of course, we visit the werewolf, reviewing the classic and abundant werewolf legends of 16th-century France and meeting the first werewolf of history, Lycaeon. The book also examines the ample werewolf legends of North and South American native tribes.
#71
Native American Ghost Stories
2006
Embark on a journey into the spiritual world of the Native American Indian with some of the most intriquing stories of ghost spririts in nature and the undersorld. These stories based on original accounts from distinct native societies-from the Southwest desert to the Arctic tundra, through the dusty Great Plains to the lush Pacific Northwest-have been passed on in the oral tradition over the centuries.
#77
Guardian Angels
2004
Do guardian angels watch over us? Do they intervene when we are in danger or inspire us to connect with our loved ones? Susan Smitten explores these questions in this new collection of incredible stories, based on testimonials from eyewitnesses. Learn about incredible coincidences that defy reason and protective spirits in everyday life. An inexplicable presence saves a young woman from three potentially fatal car accidents, solidifying her faith in angels. When her daughter draws a picture of the imaginary friend, a mother realizes that her three year old has befriended an angel. Near the end of his famous trip around the world, Captain Joshua Slocum is forced to rely on a seafaring angel. A skeptic changes his mind when a mysterious white dog saves him from being attacked by strangers, then vanishes before his eyes. Overcoming his personal demons, the spirit of a dead ten-year-old boy helps a man to accept his own mortality. A devoted and dynamic father, recently deceased, senses his wife's grief and visits his family on Christmas Eve. Lost in Mexico, a couple receives guidance from a mysterious stranger, who leads them to the border then promptly disappears.
#79
Famous People of the Paranormal
2005
Shamans, psychics, yogis, channelers—almost every culture singles out people with extraordinary gifts. This ambitious book explores the bizarre lives of paranormal celebrities through the ages, from mages and mystics such as Merlin and Rasputin, to controversial contemporaries such as John Edward (Crossing Over) and Gerard Croiset, who was recognized internationally for his ability to find missing objects and persons. As you might imagine, not everyone in this unusual field is genuine; author Chris Wangler also exposes a handful of bona fide paranormal shysters.
#80
Haunted Ontario Lakes
2015
Maria Da Silva and Andrew Hind deliver another volume of enchanting, eerie tales to keep you occupied at the cottage this summer. Using their powerful research skills, they delve into the mysterious, anamolous and just plain weird tales that abound around the popular lakes and rivers that constitute Ontario''s summertime holiday destinations. An expansion of Volume 1, this second title includes a larger extent of Ontario than previously covered.