This is a book of supposedly true ghost stories. The author and his sidekick photographer "Brian the monk" visited most of the sites to explore the stories, which primarily take place in New England (though one story was from a trip the author took with friends to Nova Scotia). The book was quite short -- only 104 pages including photos, though the text was dense and rather small print. I wasn't terribly impressed by the photographic "evidence" provided in this book. A couple photos were creepy, but most could be easily explained by tricks of the light combined with the the power of suggestion. I could not even see, at all, what the author purported was to be seen in several of them. The author presented a lot of very subjective commentary about his "sense" that something paranormal was afoot. But there were some good stories here fairly well told -- at the very least, it was entertaining, and some of the witnesses he quoted had very interesting stories to tell. There was a fair amount of history included, too. ( )

A collection of "true" ghost stories, legends and photos from around the New England area. Whether you are a believer or not, this is still a great little read. The stories are told matter-of-fact and to the point, without much extra fluff. ( )