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Winter Ghosts: True Paranormal Encounters from Haunted Britain for Dark Winter Nights, and the Coldest Snowy Months
When darkness falls early and frost creeps across the land, something stirs in the British countryside.
This book documents over 200 ghost sightings from across the UK. Phantom coaches. Frozen handprints on windows. Monks who appear before snowstorms. Figures that walk into traffic and vanish on impact. All organised county by county so you can find what's haunting your area.
Inside you'll
• Over 200 true ghost stories organised county by county
- Phantom coaches crashing through snowdrifts
- Frozen handprints appearing on icy windows
- Monks who chant before storms arrive
- Figures that step into roads and vanish before impact
- Haunted locations you can visit or avoid entirely
From Cornwall to the Scottish Highlands, from Welsh mountains to the Norfolk fens, this book maps the paranormal landscape of Britain. Each story draws on documented encounters, local folklore, and eyewitness accounts spanning centuries.
These are the hauntings that happen between November and February. The ones tied to snow and ice and freezing fog. The things people see on dark December evenings driving home from work. On Boxing Day walks. On New Year's Eve. On cold January nights when nobody else is around.
This book is
• Fans of true ghost stories and paranormal investigation
- Readers who want atmospheric fireside reading through winter
- Anyone planning visits to haunted UK locations
- Those who love British folklore and local legends
- A good gift for someone who likes their nights dark and their stories darker
The cold preserves what should have faded long ago. And in the darkness, things that usually stay hidden start to make themselves known.
The ghosts are waiting.
This book documents over 200 ghost sightings from across the UK. Phantom coaches. Frozen handprints on windows. Monks who appear before snowstorms. Figures that walk into traffic and vanish on impact. All organised county by county so you can find what's haunting your area.
Inside you'll
• Over 200 true ghost stories organised county by county
- Phantom coaches crashing through snowdrifts
- Frozen handprints appearing on icy windows
- Monks who chant before storms arrive
- Figures that step into roads and vanish before impact
- Haunted locations you can visit or avoid entirely
From Cornwall to the Scottish Highlands, from Welsh mountains to the Norfolk fens, this book maps the paranormal landscape of Britain. Each story draws on documented encounters, local folklore, and eyewitness accounts spanning centuries.
These are the hauntings that happen between November and February. The ones tied to snow and ice and freezing fog. The things people see on dark December evenings driving home from work. On Boxing Day walks. On New Year's Eve. On cold January nights when nobody else is around.
This book is
• Fans of true ghost stories and paranormal investigation
- Readers who want atmospheric fireside reading through winter
- Anyone planning visits to haunted UK locations
- Those who love British folklore and local legends
- A good gift for someone who likes their nights dark and their stories darker
The cold preserves what should have faded long ago. And in the darkness, things that usually stay hidden start to make themselves known.
The ghosts are waiting.
206 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 2, 2025
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