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Summary: More scary stuff from the Buckeye state.
Review: Another winner in Chris's fantastic Haunted Ohio series! Inside you'll find haunted houses, cemetaries, workplaces, hospitals, etc. Plus the many ghosts of Cleveland's Franklin Castle and lots of haunted objects (you may never buy antiques again!). Be sure not to miss "The Web of Fear" and "Many Mansions" (creepy stuff!!). The "Highways to Hell" chapter will give you a few bad nights! There's even an appendix of "mini" ghosts stories that will intrigue you for sure. You can't beat the Haunted Ohio series!
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Summary: Sister Sansbury DOES exist and has been seen, felt and heard
Review: I would love to account for the input of the ghost of Sansbury Hall at Ohio Dominican College in Columbus, Oh. I have experienced the ghost and what she does and would like to talk to chris personally about it. I can give a more up to date account of what has been going on at ODC. THIS tale is REAL and FREAKY. Chris, ples e-mail me to find out more on the story. (I am not sure as to which of your books this story about the college appeared, sorry.)
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Summary: I got lucky...
Review: in saying I got lucky and have the chance of meeting Chris Woodyard. in fact I got a signed copy of this book and I don't think I'll ever part with it. I love her style, and the fact that she's researched so much of these tales so close to home it's great!
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Summary: State of Terror
Review: Once again Chris Woodyard has put together a compendium of hauntingly scary and thrilling tales! Though the main focus of her books is ghosts, she always delves a bit into other types of paranormal phenomena. Her prologue story "The Flames", about a very vivid premonition complete with scent stimuli, was particularly nightmarish.Woodyard says that denial "makes people crazy-not necessarily living with ghosts, but denying that anything unusual is going on." I couldn't agree more! If the state of Ohio is looked at as a case study, one realizes just how widespread this phenomenon is. The Haunted Ohio series are great reads to increase your adrenalin output, whether on you're own or shared with friends, on a chilly October night. I'm proud to say that I own an autographed copy of this book! I'll definitely be ordering volume IV!
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Summary: State of Terror
Review: Once again Chris Woodyard has put together a compendium of hauntingly scary and thrilling tales! Though the main focus of her books is ghosts, she always delves a bit into other types of paranormal phenomena. Her prologue story "The Flames", about a very vivid premonition complete with scent stimuli, was particularly nightmarish. Woodyard says that denial "makes people crazy-not necessarily living with ghosts, but denying that anything unusual is going on." I couldn't agree more! If the state of Ohio is looked at as a case study, one realizes just how widespread this phenomenon is. The Haunted Ohio series are great reads to increase your adrenalin output, whether on you're own or shared with friends, on a chilly October night. I'm proud to say that I own an autographed copy of this book! I'll definitely be ordering volume IV!
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