They come out and play after dark at the 1886 Crescent Hotel and Spa, the most haunted hotel in America. Worthy of its very own Grimms Fairy Tale, the massive stone structure towers above the Victorian village in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, like some ancient fortress overlooking its kingdom.
Nicole and her traveling companions check into room 419 at the resort, where all is not as it seems. They soon learn the historic vacation destination has long been the source of eerie tales and unusual paranormal activity. A late-night guided tour of the historical hotel reveals guests repeatedly report sightings of ghostly figures prowling the halls and haunting the rooms on every floor.
Determined to discover an explanation for the unexplainable, an investigation into the dark history of the hotel spells trouble for the three amateur ghost detectives. The trio finds the hotel was a hotspot catering to the elite when it opened in 1886. In the early 1900s, it served as a college for young women and later became a questionable cancer clinic. Intrigued, the group soon finds themselves entangled in a century-old mystery filled with restless ghosts, eerie hauntings, and long-buried secrets. Will they discover that some secrets are best left in the past, or will they untangle the past for both the living and the dead?
A kidnapping by a sister and a friend just to try to prove there's no such thing as ghost. This Halloween weekend adventure dives deep into the history of "The Queen of the Ozarks", the Crescent Hotel. The most haunted hotel in America. Staying in one of the most haunted rooms in the hotel and going on a tour of the morgue may just change yours mind about what you believe. Don't be surprised if while you are reading you feel a furry friend rubbing up against your leg even if you don't have a cat.
It was a good read . Its always good to learn history. I have been at the Crescent Hotel . Makes me want to go again... I've met the Author's it was cool to get the inside of the hotel and eat lunch with them. They're pretty cool ladies.