Haunted Lake Michigan

by Joy Morgan Dey (Illustrator), Frederick Stonehouse

The hauntings have reached Lake Michigan! A continuation of the Haunted Lakes series, Haunted Lake Michigan features the research of Great Lakes historian (and accidental ghostchaser) Frederick Stonehouse. In this volume, he relates the tales of lost maritime spirits and cursed ships, sea monsters, UFOs, ghostly echoes of Prohibition-era murders and a deliciously horrible host of other hauntings in, on and around Lake Michigan.

Genres: Paranormal

208 pages, Paperback

First published October 30, 2006

About the author

I grew up in Austin, Minnesota. My dad was a meat packing plant supervisor and artist, and my mom was an elementary teacher and principal. I attended Carleton College, earning a B.A. degree in psychology. I served in the Peace Corps and then worked in lots of jobs, from picking apples to a stock brokerage. Eventually I returned to school to get a B.S. in technical illustration at Bemidji State University. I moved to Duluth, Minnesota and worked in advertising design and then as art director for Pfeifer-Hamilton Publishers.

I am beyond grateful to my mom and dad, teachers, and especially my husband and three terrific kids for sharing and supporting my passion for books and art.

Reviews

[Will · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love ghost books for the history and the stories. This was one I read a lot as a kid.

[Shannon · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fun stories, especially knowing the lakes as well as I do. Author tends to insert opiniated commentary, but otherwise I enjoyed the book.