Unfinished Business: Tales of Haunted Restrooms and Bathrooms

by Erin Taylor

What would compel a spirit to haunt a restroom or washroom? Join Erin Taylor as she explores the legends of different locations with haunted restrooms, seeking any validation and truth to their accounts. She visits nineteen places, some that you might know from television shows such as Ghost Hunters, Destination Fear , and Portals to Hell . All locations have an amazing history and a better ghost story. Come along for the journey and decide for yourself what is the Unfinished Business.

Foreword by Sam Baltrusis


Japanese Folklore
The Stanley Hotel
Old Cowboys Nightclub
Empire State Building, 86th Floor
Five Fisherman Restaurant
First Avenue
Lemp Mansion
Shreveport Municipal Auditorium
Read House
Grey Lady of York
Whispers Estate
Melting Pot, Littleton, CO
McInteer Villa
Pioneer Saloon
The Olde Pink House
Oxford Saloon
Hotel Knickerbocker
Fort Mifflin
Conjuring House
Emily Morgan Hotel

204 pages, Paperback

Published March 6, 2023

Reviews

[Hadiyal Hiren · Rating 5 out of 5]

A perfect spooky read. Read at night with a bedside lamp and cover up well when you go to sleep. These stories will stay with you. The author claims these stories to be real which makes them all the more sinister.

I liked this book because it was about the supernatural experiences of ordinary people in their ordinary abides. It goes to prove that ghosts and the like are everywhere, not just in infamous places like The Stanley Hotel, The Read House, Emily Morgan Hotel, Fort Mifflin etc. The reader really feels for the poor people these stories, most of which have done nothing to deserve any of the creepy things that happen to them.

The book is most enjoyable. I've got the kindle version so it is deliciously spooky reading with no lights on. Wrap those blankets tight and ignore that dark shape in the corner of your room.

[Danielle 💛🤘🏻]

This book is obviously contains unique content. Each chapter is a short story which makes for an easy read. Unfortunately, I didn’t find this book engaging or entertaining.