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Darcia Helle (darciahelle) One of my favorite ghost stories ever is the haunting tale of Caraliza by Joel Blaine Kirkpatrick:

Caraliza by Joel Blaine Kirkpatrick

Here's the blurb: A seventy-five year old secret waits in a lovely old portrait studio, at the end of a street in New York City's Lower East Side. It is a secret, that drove to madness, a renowned photographer, 'Papa' Menashe Reisman, and left him to waste and die in his own studio, but haunted by every photograph he tries to take. When his great-grand daughter, Shelly, begs to have the old building, for a new renovation, she awakens more than any secret that Papa kept. She also awakens something darker, more evil, across the street, under the stoop, down a foul stair; where Caraliza was kept prisoner for two years; until the horrid events of that summer, in 1919.
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This story has a little of everything - mystery, deceit, tragedy - and, at its core, a beautiful story of enduring love.

Caraliza still haunts me. Have you read it? Is she haunting you, as well?


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