Dead and Dangerous

by Sherri Granato

There is no question that there are dangerous and dead entities who walk among the living. This notion is only a problem when they become a threat to the mortals who do not understand their wrath. Death chairs, curses, poltergeists, and unexplained anomalies lurk in places that we least expect them to. Other things are much more obvious when you are looking for them. Ectoplasm is one of those mysterious entities that is clearly evident as spirits lobby throughout the haunted grounds of one dark cemetery in an effort to materialize. Strange odors, disembodied voices, footsteps, dark figures, and the feeling of dread followed by the sensation of being touched are all present realizations once you have committed yourself to touring the grounds. Many of the historic gravestones have been haphazardly moved and are now leaning up against the church's exterior walls. Spectral representations of the non-living have been caught lurking near the headstones and a strong scent of sweet smelling roses can be detected at the exact moment of seeing the unexplained image.

13 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 25, 2018

About the author

Sherri, her husband John, and their three daughters have traveled the United States extensively in search of haunted venues. Their goal is to seek out those rare locations that exhibit the combination of history and unexplained circumstances that ultimately draw people in. Sherri and her family live in southwestern, Pennsylvania.

Sherri's books can be found at https://www.amazon.com/Sherri-Granato...

Reviews

[Peter · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you need some inspiration where to go to for a monster kick of horror this is the ideal read. You are informed on Stepp Cemetery in Indiana where bizarre rituals were performed, you walk on St George's Cemetery Schenectady and wonder about foglike ectoplasm, meet the ghost of Thomas Jefferson and then there is that eerie Italian island. Another extremely well done documentary by this author!