“…these deliciously gruesome stories are very carefully crafted. They begin in such a way that the reader is immediately drawn in, curiosity is aroused, disbelief is suspended, and the book cannot be set down, till the story is done…” –Sherry Hogg, author of Child of Mine and select Tales from Two-Bit Street and Beyond
“I felt like I was sitting around a campfire, hanging out with a group of friends, trying to scare one another.” –Tiffany Rankin
“Each town, village, and hamlet has their own ghost stories, passed down from parent to child throughout generations. Some are used to keep wayward children in line, while others are used to warn youth about the perils of challenging evil, or the pitfalls of unrequited love. These Seven Ghostly Spins are such tales… read them to your wee ones, just remember to leave a light on.” –Deborah Mitton, author of the series A Murder of Crows
“It's amazing how every time I read this author’s work I am taken directly into the worlds she creates… sometimes I look up from the book and am surprised to be in my room or office reading and not looking through an iron gate, staring at a headstone, walking through an old brothel or camping in the desert. A suspenseful page turner where the endings reminded me of one my favorite 80's shows, the Hitchhiker...I would always get chills and wonder...hmmm” –Paul Wold
“Seven Ghostly Spins: A Brush with the Supernatural, by Patricia Bossano and Kelsey E. Gerard lives up to its name and provides short but enjoyable stories that are mysterious and creepy, but not over the top horror-filled… Each of the seven stories is unique and memorable…” –Literary Titan
“What an emotional roller coaster the stories were… Never stop writing!” –Outi Gomez
“Thrilling ghost stories that remind me of the Twilight Zone series. Kelsey E. Gerard’s writing style as a debut author is very good and it fits with Bossano’s established voice. Seven Ghostly Spins is a fun and easy read that is hard to put down. The stories are well written, and the authors have a wonderful imagination. I look forward to reading their next book.” –Kirk Raeber, author of Forgotten Letters
