In book three of his popular GHOST TOWN series, author Randy McNutt searches for tiny specks on the map named Henpeck and Hog Town, and ends up hearing more about Pee Pee. McNutt talks to two serious ghost-town hunters, who explain why some towns die and others thrive. They have catalogued 6,000 lost towns. The long-dead and soon-to-be-dead American town is the reason why McNutt continues his journeys. In this book he finds lost Native American villages, a tiny town named Fly on the Ohio River, a place called Helltown, and of course the "incomparable" Henpeck, where husbands dare not enter. His journey will continue as long as there are ghost towns to explore and interesting characters to meet. Recently he has chronicled them in the Amazon best-sellers "GHOST TOWN" and "GHOST TOWN 2."