OUR TOP 5 BOOK LIST
| The
Ghost Hunters Bible "Definitive Edition"
by Trent Brandon |
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| The
Everything Ghost Book by Jason Rich |
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| The
Encyclopedia of Ghosts and Spirits by Rosemary Ellen Guiley |
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| The
Complete Idiot's Guide to Ghosts and Hauntings by Tom Ogden |
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| GHOSTS:
True Encounters With the World Beyond by Hans Holzer |
| Ghosts
and Strange Critters of Washington and Oregon by Jefferson Davis This book is the first in a series recounting true ghost stories from the Pacific Northwest. The stories in this book are taken from a variety of sources, including newspaper stories, historic accounts and first hand experiences from people who have had paranormal encounters. Including Jeff's experiences in the Vancouver Barracks, in Vancouver, Washington.
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Critters & Sacred Places of Washington and Oregon by Jefferson Davis This is the second book in a Jeff Davis' series recounting true ghost stories from the Pacific Northwest. The stories in this book are not fiction, but come from many sources, like newspaper stories and first hand experiences from people who have had paranormal encounters. This book is thirty pages longer than Jeff's first book: Ghosts and Strange Critters of Washington and Oregon. Although most of the stories in this book are new, some of the haunted sites from Jeff's first book have been updated. There are more public places in this book, like bars, restaurants, hotels or public buildings. Most of them can be visited by readers for their own experiences.
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Stories of Washington by Barbara Smith Enjoy this spooky romp through a world of restless spirits, from the ghost who warns hikers in the Cascades about a dangerous path, to the phantoms that roam the Seattle Underground. You'll read a fascinating account about a man wrongly lynched near Rockford. He swears revenge on the drunken vigilantes who strung him up--and they each die screaming. Another story tells of the spirits that ring the bells in the tower of Tacoma's Old City Hall--even after the bells have been made unusable. |
CALIFORNIA
| Hollywood
Haunted: A Ghostly Tour of Filmland by Laurie Jacobson |
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| Haunted
San Diego by Gail White |
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| Haunted
Houses of California by Antoinette May |
MASSACHUSETTS
| Haunted
Happenings By Robert Ellis Cahill Ghosts are they merely lost souls trapped in some kind of time warp, probably not knowing how to proceed to the next world? Maybe they might feel that they have some important unfinished business here. Whichever it is, this book should entertain you and, hopefully, give you further insight into the realm of the unknown. It will also provide you with a unique history concerning our forever haunting and mysterious New England. |
TRUE ACCOUNTS
| The
Entity By Frank De Felitta |
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| The
Haunted: One Family's Nightmare By Robert Curran |
WORLDWIDE
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The
National Directory of Haunted Places
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The
International Directory of Haunted Places
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The
Field Guide To North American Hauntings
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The
Ghost-Hunting Casebook
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Where
The Ghosts Are
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Where The Ghosts Are
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Ghostly
American Places
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The
Ghostly Register
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Coast
To Coast Ghosts
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Ghost:
Investigating The Other Side
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Haunted
House Album
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Sightings
(from the TV series)
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America's
Most Haunted Places
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The
Encyclopedia of Ghosts
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Graveyard
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Ghosts
II: More true stories from British Columbia
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The
Complete Book of Ghosts and Poltergeists
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The
Poltergeist Phenomenon: An Investigation Into Psychic Disturbance
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America's
Restless Ghosts
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| Guide
to GHOSTS & Haunted Places by Peter Underwood Peter Underwood is acknowledged as the worlds leading authority and writer on the paranormal, those who read this book will understand why. Mr Underwood avoids sensationalism and goes to the very heart of the worlds haunted history, adhering to the facts and substantiated accounts of ghost visitations the reader is provided with the raw details to decide for his/her self whether ghosts walk amongst us. Believer and sketic will agree on one thing, this book is a great read. |