Seven Ghostly Spins

A mind-bending collection of paranormal tales based on harrowing legends and nightmares come true. These Seven Ghostly Spins will creep under your skin and stay with you long after you have read them.

Alison—They say, no self-respecting theater house is without its ghost.

Peery's Egyptian Theater, Ogden’s historic movie palace, is one such respectable theater house.

The friendly ghost of Alison, described as having shoulder length hair, reportedly haunts the boxes in the rear of the theater, though there have also been sightings of her playing a piano, turning lights on and off, and occasionally sitting next to a lucky patron in the audience.

By the Iron Gate—When isolated from the bustle of civilization, the mind slips unfettered. Especially a child’s.

By the Iron Gate is a flight of fancy; triggered by a real nightmare, and a real walk in the moonlight.

She Caught a Ride—Gone but not Forgotten

If you dare, go ahead and visit Florence Louise Grange’s grave in the Ogden City Cemetery.

But do you know the secret signal?

Abiku—Wanderer child. It is the same child who dies and returns again and again to plague the mother. –Yoruba belief

A paranormal thriller in which a seventeen-year-old boy unwittingly summons a demon across the sea. Before he’s able to banish him, the demon claims the life of two innocent people.

A Curse Lifted—Experience the power of a parting gift.

—a moment in time, dear to my heart, and a gift I will be thankful for, for the rest of my life.

205 ½ 25th Street—a haunting, paranormal encounter featuring the legendary Rosetta Duccini Davie; the seductive madam of the most elegant brothel on Two-Bit Street in the mid 1940's: The Rose Rooms.

Carolina Blue—an anguished scream, a wisp of blue…she’s on the railroad tracks.

The well-known legend tells the story of a jilted woman who could not fathom living with a broken heart, but the tale whispered to me, suggests so much more.