True Ghost Stories

True Ghost Stories of Terrifying Paranormal Activity, Haunted Houses and Spooky Places from Around the World

By: Jo Lavine

Narrated by: Ken OBrien

Second edition - Revised and with more added content!

True Ghost Stories of Terrifying Paranormal Activity, Haunted Houses and Spooky Places from Around the World!

Who doesn't love a great ghost story? Haunted houses? Moving objects? You're about to discover some of the most scariest and true ghost stories from around the globe. If you love a scary ghost story, then this book is for you.

Whether you're at home alone or sitting around a campfire, true ghost stories are sure to get your spine tingling. From weird objects that were bought and later started doing scary things, to houses that have been haunted since the 1800s, true ghost stories will take you on a trip that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

If you want to feel the chill down your spine when you listen about amazing, true ghost stories, then grab this book now!

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Very Spooky, Superb Narration

This was a great book about ghost stories. It was very entertaining. While some of the stories I was familiar with, there were many others I had not heard of. This was an excellent production. The narrator Ken O’Brien has the perfect voice for this type of program and it was enhanced by eerie music. A great program.

Good stuff

Love a good ghost story? who doesn't. these are some of the best I've heard and so I I am pushing sixty if a day.

Loved it .

I Loved the person who was telling the ghost stories PERFECT it is all good .

Enjoyable

It's an enjoyable listen. I liked the background music and narrator voice is perfect for this type of book. Though there are a view issues that are either the narrator or the authors mistake. Like when they referred to it as Lizzie Boredoms Bread and Breakfast. Most of the stories I have heard before, but they were presented in a way that wasn't long and drawn out.

I always wish these types of books were longer. They put out so many, surely they could just stick them all in one big book.

Three for comedic factor

The stories are all right (not at all scary, but entertaining enough to fill a commute). The narrator is just over the top.