Stranger Sheffield is the upcoming sequel to 2021's Strange Sheffield
Since the release of Strange Sheffield Adrian Finney found himself as the host of the Strange Sheffield Ghost Tours under his Strange Britain brand. In this role he quickly found himself deluged with stories sent to him from the people of Sheffield and he began researching.
Those stories are what are at the core of Stranger Sheffield.
Story
A Hand in the Library Cryptids on Holiday The Black Figure of Birley Wood Golf Course Mary, Queen of Sheffield The Bearded Lady of Bowden Lane The Woodseats Palace Spirits in the Shopping Centre The Phantom Airman of Endcliffe Park The Lady of Beauchief Abbey One Night in the Museum The Ghosts of Packman Lane The Woman of Surrey Street The Woodseats Hotel The Phantasmic Mr Fox Frightened to Death on Campo Lane A Haunting Presence on the M1 Motorway Stephenson’s Ghost The Grey Lady in the Theatre A Seance in Town Hall A Triangle in the Skies Sally in the Hospital The Helpful Spectre of Snake Pass The Curse of Mam Tor Road The Hauntings of The Three Tuns The Attercliffe Adelphi The Phantom Piano Player The Spectres of Silverwood Colliery A Return to Bunting Nook The Weeping Woman of Fig Tree Lane The Grey Lady of Handsworth Final Goodbyes The Myth of the Modern Ghost
The author hears about ghost stories, haunting, UFOs, and such, and he researches the information and how through years people encounter simular viewings. This is a interesting compilation of these occurrences. Narration is clearly done, explaining the incidents and situations.
"Stranger Sheffield: More Ghost Stories, UFO Encounters, & Other Strange Tales" by Adrian Finney, narrated by the captivating Peter McGiffen, is a must-have for anyone intrigued by the eerie, the mysterious, and the downright spine-chilling. This book takes you deep into the heart of Sheffield, unearthing tales of the unexplained that will leave you both awed and unsettled.
From the infamous Bunting Nook to the Stocksbridge Bypass—already steeped in supernatural lore—to UFO sightings that boggle the mind, Adrian Finney has masterfully curated a collection of stories that showcase the Steel City’s most otherworldly moments. And for history buffs, there’s even a macabre dive into the brutal details of Mary Queen of Scots' beheading—a tale as horrifying as it is fascinating.
The Audiobook Experience The audio version, narrated by the extraordinary Peter McGiffen, is nothing short of magical. McGiffen's voice brings these stories to life, weaving an atmospheric web that pulls the listener into Sheffield’s ghostly alleyways and mysterious skies. His delivery, rich with suspense and gravitas, keeps you hanging on every word, whether you're washing dishes or going for a nighttime walk (if you dare!).
Perfect for Paranormal Enthusiasts What makes this book stand out is its versatility. It's perfect for a spooky night in, a multitasking session with an audiobook in your ears, or even as a conversation starter for your next ghost story gathering. And for those who like to double-dip, reading the physical book while listening to McGiffen's narration creates an immersive experience that’s downright unstoppable.
Don’t Miss the Ghost Tours What sets Adrian Finney apart is his hands-on approach to storytelling. Not only is he a gifted author, but he also leads ghost tours around Sheffield. If you’re ever in the area, don’t miss the chance to explore the paranormal in person. Check out his social media for details—you won’t regret it!
Final Thoughts Whether you’re a sceptic or a full-fledged believer in things that go bump in the night, Stranger Sheffield delivers a delightful mix of history, folklore, and eerie entertainment. It’s an essential addition to any ghost story lover’s collection. Adrian Finney has once again proven himself to be a master storyteller, and Peter McGiffen's narration elevates these tales to another level entirely.
Highly recommended for fans of the spooky and strange!
I have listened to the Audio version of this book. Another great selection of about 30 ghostly tales from in and around Sheffield from the pen of Adrian Finney. The stories are well written and entertaining keeping the listener glued to the book. I have listened to it twice in the last week to try and make sure I missed nothing! LOL! I particularly like the addition of "Final Goodbyes" and "The Myth of the modern ghost" at the end of the book, the first bringing back memories of personal experience and the second a kind of insight into Adrian's own thoughts. Pete McGiffen is once again brilliant in his narration adding drama and suspense to the telling. Highly Recommended listen.