Haunted Liverpool 27

MissScarlett said Another Great Collection. Although they're all great, I especially enjoyed this "Another Great Collection" according to MissScarlett. Although they're all great, I especially enjoyed this 27th volume in the Haunted Liverpool series. It's hard to chose my favorite stories in this volume; I loved the chapter on time-slips, "The "Phantom Legs of Fazakerly" "Knowsley's Evil Ghostly Nun" and 'Mrs. Broome".. 7th volume in the Haunted Liverpool series. It's hard to chose my favorite stories in this volume; I loved the chapter on time-slips, "The "Phantom Legs of Fazakerly" "Knowsley's Evil Ghostly Nun" and 'Mrs. Broome".. Interesting stories about Liverpool I have this book Interesting stories about Liverpool Music & Book Fan I have this book 4 stars because when you are reading the stories you are not sure if it is the author who is doing all of the narration or if it is someone else which can be confusing at times. Still it will appeal to readers who enjoy tales of mystery and the paranormal. Some stories I've . stars because when you are reading the stories you are not sure if it is the author who is doing all of the narration or if it is someone else which can be confusing at times. Still it will appeal to readers who enjoy tales of mystery and the paranormal. Some stories I've . Special stories, special series Theresa May With stories that sometimes have a Twilight Zone twist, others eerie, heart warming, and everything in between, A new tom Slemen book is a real treat. I have devoured every book he's written,an author who knows how to spin a tale like he does is almost unknown nowadays. He should give lesson

There are also unearthly tales of a woman who could gauge the true nature of people - including Reggie Kray - by reading their auras, and there are some very strange accounts of disembodied legs that haunted a Fazakerley house, a cat that somehow became a beautiful teenaged girl, a radio in a Duke Street cafe which gave tomorrow's news, a terrifying phantom nun who stalks Knowsley, and most bizarre and disturbing of all - the "Gloater" - a creepy man who roams Anfield Cemetery, mocking the dead - till a couple of local men de