Haunted
Charlottesville and Surrounding Counties
by
Susan Schwartz
Genre:
Ghost Stories
Charlottesville,
Virginia, and its 12 surrounding counties are filled with history and
charm. They also hold spirits who aren’t ready to leave their
beloved homes or families behind. Visit more than 75 haunting
locations with this experiential and historical guide. Shiver your
way through haunted graveyards, mansions, parks, private residences,
and other locations as you discover the past and learn of current
lingering ghosts and the havoc they continue to instigate. Have you
ever pondered about the spiritual implications from murders of olde?
Think you might like to be pinched by a ghost or have your name
called when no one is there? Interested in what a paranormal
investigative group might find? Then make plans to explore these
strange and frightening locations. Contact information is provided
for those places allowing visitations. But when you visit, be ready
for a haunting good time!
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Susan
Schwartz RN, MSN, MSHA has been an avid writer for around 10 years
doing everything from writing freelance articles to editing
manuscripts for other authors. She loves to write horror stories that
have a twist at the end.
Her
alter ego is a former Operating Room Nurse, current Nurse Educator
who loves creating tales from the interesting and weird things she
has seen. She is a member of the Horror Writers Association and the
Virginia Writers Club where she has served as President of the
Richmond Chapter in the past. She also has two novels in the works, a
paranormal romance and a medical thriller. In her spare time, she
loves to read, crochet, and travel to such places as Italy, Spain,
Australia, and Korea.
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When I was a child my friend and I saw my great grandfather (as a ghost) sitting in his favorite chair.
ReplyDeleteVictoria,
DeleteOh, I bet that was an interesting sight. I hope you were not scared. I bet he came back for a visit to say hello.
Interesting cover
ReplyDeleteNancy,
DeleteThanks so much, Schiffer did a great job on it. We were going for a eye-catching cover. Some of these locations gave us just that. My favorite is the train in the graveyard. The others are Exchange Hotel, Michie Tavern, Tuckahoe Plantation, Oakland Cemetery in Louisa, and the front gate to Jerdon's Castle.
It sounds like an interesting read.
ReplyDeleteLeela,
DeleteIt was a very interesting thing to research and travel to all the different locations. I had a lot of fun with it, and I hope readers will get that when they read through the different entries.
I like the cover
ReplyDeleteGwendolyn,
DeleteThanks so much. I listed all the places on the cover: The others are Exchange Hotel, Michie Tavern, Tuckahoe Plantation, Oakland Cemetery in Louisa, and the front gate to Jerdon's Castle. Thanks so much for the comment.
I like the cover, and I love this sort of book.
ReplyDeleteDeb,
DeleteThanks for your comments. I hope you will give this work a read and journey to some of the locations to see what ghostly happenings you find.
Just wanted to send a quick thank you for helping me promote my book, Haunted Charlottesville. I am very appreciative of you taking time to set this up for me.
ReplyDeleteSusan
The cover looks interesting. I can't wait to read the book. I have had paranormal experiences before. I find it a very interesting topic.
ReplyDeleteThe cover makes me want to run out and get this book. I love it
ReplyDeleteI like the cover, sounds great.
ReplyDeleteim in the hills of wv and we love ghost stories n folklore here its huge
ReplyDeleteI've never seen ghosts, but have been to haunted mansions and know people who swear they saw a ghost. I enjoy ghost stories and others that give the flavor of traditions passed down from generations. Like the game of Telephone, everybody adds their own twists to jazz up the tale. Some of the tales are pretty tall, like stories about fish and the big one that got away.
ReplyDeleteI love the cover- and I'm intrigued by everything paranormal. I once saw a spirit in Charleston, SC but didn't realize it at the time- until discussing it later and found out nobody else in the group had seen him. It leaves a definite imprint on your psyche.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like an interesting read.
ReplyDeleteLove the cover. I have always believed in paranormal beings.
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