Paranormal Spinechiller: Paranormal Trilogy

by Peter Harrison, Mary Harrison

Overview

All of the stories are true accounts of real experiences from around the world. From the content it is easy to see that for most people their glimpse into the unknown has left them undoubtedly moved, puzzled and often frightened. Perhaps one of the strangest unexplained event comes from Ronald Pattinson: 'When I was a soldier I had a strange spinetingling experience which I have never been able to account for.....' The book includes haunting ghost stories from Scotland. In this section we touch upon phantom soldiers, ghostly lovers, mist-shrouded kilted apparitions, murderous ministers and even a disappearing bank in a time slip. We have kept away from previously published or documented stories which is why you will not read about Tam O'Shanter by Burns or the ghost from Shakespeare's Scottish play. We have also avoided fairies, imps, warlocks, besoms, monsters and the legions of legendary beings which undoubtedly make for an entertaining read but do little for the credibility of the true stories in our book.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781482643831
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	02/26/2013
Series:	Paranormal Trilogy , #1
Pages:	374
Product dimensions:	5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.77(d)

About the Author

Mary Harrison has been an inspirational writer over the years.
She has had many books published covering varying subjects.
Mary started as a local newspaper journalist in Bedford, when her second son Peter Antony was born. He was her inspiration.
Mary was especially successful on radio and TV.
For many years she broadcast in London at the LBC radio station.
Mary was Paranormal Consultant on The Pete Murray Show.

Her most notable TV broadcast was on ITV's "This Morning" when she asked viewers to phone in with their paranormal experiences.
There were so many calls that the ITV phone network was constantly jammed.
Richard and Judy were dumbfounded by the reaction Mary caused on that special day, 31st October.
Mary sadly passed away in 2002 and is deeply missed.
Her husband Peter continues writing plays, films and books.
He constantly pays much deserved tributes to her in books, blogs and discussions.