Ghosts of Maine

by T.M. Gray

Join in the fun of ghost hunting as you travel through the paranormal hotspots of Maine! Learn of the cries of the insane ghost who mourns her dead husband at the Boon Island Lighthouse. Read about the bloody ghost of George Vigny who may be guarding pirate loot on Jewell Island. Maybe you will get a sense of a haunt’s lovely perfume in the Schaeffer Theater at Bates College. These and other spine-tingling tales of ghostly Maine will keep you reading long into the night!

256 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2008

About the author

T. M. Gray hails from coastal Downeast Maine as daughter and wife of lobster fishermen. Currently, her published novels include: Mr. Crisper, The Ravenous, and Ghosts of Eden. She has produced one non-fiction book, Ghosts of Maine, a ghost-hunter's guide to the most haunted hotspots in the state. Over the years, her short works have appeared in magazines, ezines and on CD-ROM, as well as several anthologies. At the present, Gray is working on a new novel as well as a new non-fiction book.

Reviews

[Crystal · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received this book for Christmas and now I can not wait to go on a road trip this summer to visit some of these haunted places in Maine! This book is written well and organized by County. A very interesting read!!

[Kieran Ahearn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Amazing! Great stories about haunted places in Maine, everything from the Bangor Public Library to the Jonathan Buck Memorial Cemetery. I would recommend this book to anyone with a fascination for ghosts and creepy stories. Anyway, absolutely great book!

[Ariel Sides · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book was extremely difficult to read. Very poorly written, loads of irrelevant information while also leaving out crucial bits. Whoever edited this book should never be trusted to edit anything ever again. Absolutely fraught with spelling and grammatical errors. Cool stories, but that’s about it. Woof.

[T.M.]

I wrote this book, so I won't review it because that just wouldn't feel right...but if anyone has read it and wants to give it a review, I'll truly appreciate it