Haunted Liverpool 1

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You will meet angels, fairies, ghosts, witches, elves and there are even two romantic stories about people who fell hopelessly in love with ghosts. It tells of the ghostly ship's revenge when a gang of wreckers killed both captain and crew as they sailed into the Mersey one dark, fog-bound night.Hear also about the many intriguing time-slips in the city, including the disturbing case of a modern female club-goer who was abducted by two rapists from the 18th century. Tom's interest in the paranormal began in early childhood, when he lived with his family on Melville Place, near Myrtle Street in Liverpool.

Every culture has believed in ghosts at one time or another: Buddha trained himself to overcome fear by sitting in a haunted cemetery. Zozzaby makes a chilling reappearance in this book, which is in paperback and Kindle format (I bought the Kindle version). I would recommend these books as a good read on a winter evening, in front of the fire with a hot drink.l have all of his books love his writing style best books on this subject, very informative as well. From the ghostly harpist in an Everton attic whose haunting tunes could predict the future, to the flying nun who foiled a burglary in Mount Vernon Street by terrifying the would-be villains, Tom's stories are endlessly entertaining with their best-selling mix of mystery, history, the strange and the supernatural. However, as the series has progressed I’ve increasingly found the stories to become far fetched and less believable. Favourite stories: The Ghost Rider of Aintree, Albert Dock Apparitions, The Rodney Street Spectre, The Haunted Fire Station, The Witches of Castle Street, Cannibal Captain, The City in the Sky, The Ghost of Wellington Avenue, Possession, The Ghosts of Walton Jail, The Strange Story of Spring-Heeled Jack, The Runcorn Thing, Devon Street’s Reformed Gambler, The Peeping Tom, A Picture of Evil, Whispers from a Death Mask, The Face at the Window, The Clock Watcher, The Lighthouse Ghoul, Forces Are Moving Me, The Invitation, The Lost Family, Don’t Look Under The Bed.

Go grab a cuppa tea and have a read of one of Tom's stories like A High-Class Vampiress, The Coffin, The Clown, or Bloody Mary.Absouloutly love the haunted Liverpool series and must say I have every book and audio book I think Toms ever written. Tom Slemen also documents many more timeslip mysteries and looks at the account of two men who built a working time machine. In a secluded field, encircled by thick forest, a group of Liverpool teenagers got more than they bargained for when they disobeyed their aunt's warning and set off to investigate an old stone cross - the Stone of Lamentations. As Ian said this can make them hard to check out, particularly as the events may have occurred in the distant past.

I've never heard of this author but he sounds like someone who's content I would love to read if he's all about the paranormal. its like an audio version of the small paperback guides and folk tales on a local area, you pickup when you visit a place. These are just some of the uncanny yet fascinating stories contained in this volume of Haunted Liverpool – so read it at your own peril.Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. None of the family thought to investigate any possible causes for the spectre, but Tom took it upon himself to try to uncover the mystery behind the spirit maid so he went to the local library and discovered that their home was actually built on the same spot where an orphanage once stood - to some this could mean that the ghosts were associated with the former orphanage. Narrator Norman Gilligan's voice is perfect for this series, refined, understated and uniquely British. Spooky tales are not just a contemporary phenomenon – there are several ghosts mentioned in the Old Testament.