Haunted Michigan 3: The Haunting Continues

by Gerald S. Hunter

Buy a theater ticket, treat yourself to dinner at a nice restaurant, stop in for drinks at the neighborhood tavern, or visit a historical setting. These places and more are yours to visit all across Michigan. Just keep your eyes open and your ears tuned in at all times because the strangers you see and the voices you hear may prove that ghosts are found in places both ordinary and extraordinary. The Haunting Continues! Includes a glossary of paranormal terms, a full description of each haunted location, dates of investigations, and haunt meters to rate the pervasiveness of paranormal activity. Experience the ghostly regions of Michigan through these pages and, if you have the courage, explore a haunting on your own!

Genres: Paranormal

286 pages, Paperback

First published May 15, 2013

About the author

Rev. Gerald S. Hunter is an ordained United Methodist minister and an avid writer. He and his wife, Tracey, live in Hillsdale County, Michigan.

Reviews

[Lauren · Rating 5 out of 5]

One part local history lesson + a touch of a travel guide with a spooky twist + a credible source = another great collection of spine-tingling ghost stories!

I love reading ghost stories, and part of what makes Rev. Hunter's collections stand out are how he lays out the information--giving you the setting and the history first to set the scene, his "Haunt Meter" to let you know how many chills to expect, and his conversational, somewhat folksy way of writing. The fact that his is a reverend gives credence and gravity to the tales he recounts.

[Julie Brown · Rating 3 out of 5]

The actual ghost stories are great but this could have benefitted from a good editor. I did not like the generalizations between men and women, such as how men and women react to being scared. Women do not all react with screaming, thank you very much. This could have been really good, but ugh to that, among other gender stereotypes.

[Cindy · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is 24 short stories about the ghost hunting of Rev. Gerald S. Hunter.

I liked how entertaining these stories are. Some humor added in.
A lot of these stories are in the Jackson, Michigan area. This is the author's home area.
The haunting continues...