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I Saw a Ghost: Encounters With the Unexplained: Volume 2
The dead do not always arrive with a warning. Sometimes they simply return to the places—and people—they remember.
In I Saw a Encounters With the Volume Two, bestselling author Ethan Hayes presents twenty-five first-person accounts from ordinary people who witnessed someone who could not have been there.
A recently widowed woman spends five weeks exchanging morning waves with a neighbor who died the previous year. A new homeowner follows the smell of pipe smoke into a room occupied by a man and furniture that vanish in the light. Six Marines perform funeral honors, but both a corporal and the grieving widow count a seventh man standing at the grave. Elsewhere, a dead father watches his son from the bleachers, an unseen wife comes home every weekday at 5:40, and a stranger on a deserted Nevada highway repairs a tire using a method abandoned decades earlier.
From an empty apartment in Savannah to a fog-covered lake in New York, from an Appalachian Trail shelter to a frozen Minnesota pond, these encounters begin with familiar sounds, ordinary routines, and people easily mistaken for the living. Some offer comfort. Others leave behind questions, corroborating witnesses, and physical details that resist every reasonable explanation.
None of the people in these accounts set out to find a ghost.
They realized only afterward that a ghost had found them.
In I Saw a Encounters With the Volume Two, bestselling author Ethan Hayes presents twenty-five first-person accounts from ordinary people who witnessed someone who could not have been there.
A recently widowed woman spends five weeks exchanging morning waves with a neighbor who died the previous year. A new homeowner follows the smell of pipe smoke into a room occupied by a man and furniture that vanish in the light. Six Marines perform funeral honors, but both a corporal and the grieving widow count a seventh man standing at the grave. Elsewhere, a dead father watches his son from the bleachers, an unseen wife comes home every weekday at 5:40, and a stranger on a deserted Nevada highway repairs a tire using a method abandoned decades earlier.
From an empty apartment in Savannah to a fog-covered lake in New York, from an Appalachian Trail shelter to a frozen Minnesota pond, these encounters begin with familiar sounds, ordinary routines, and people easily mistaken for the living. Some offer comfort. Others leave behind questions, corroborating witnesses, and physical details that resist every reasonable explanation.
None of the people in these accounts set out to find a ghost.
They realized only afterward that a ghost had found them.
210 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 27, 2026
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