Ghosts, secrets, and unfinished business in Michigan’s shadowed north.
If you dare, delve into this collection of supernatural suspense stories blending ghost stories, paranormal mystery, psychological suspense, and small-town drama from award-winning Michigan author Gail Galotta. These tales unfold amid tranquil lakes, shadowed campgrounds, and isolated back roads where the past never truly dies. Restless spirits seek justice, buried crimes surface, and unseen forces test the boundaries between love, guilt, and revenge.
Perfect for readers who enjoy atmospheric supernatural fiction, clean horror, mystery anthologies, and chilling stories without gore, this collection delivers tension, emotion, and unforgettable twists.
Because in places this quiet, secrets don’t stay hidden.
They wait.
And sometimes… they call your name.
Includes these ten short stories:
Voices Carry Here
A Manual for Purgatory
The Missing Boy
Vintage Spin
Any Combination Wins
Strike Three
Where Hope Lies
The Marriage Clause
Double Vision
The Pestilence House
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My Review - 5 of 5 stars -
An interesting collection of stories.
Voices Carry Here - 4 1/2 stars - loved the twist at the end.
A Manual for Purgatory - 5 stars - enjoyed the humorous revenge.
The Missing Boy - 4 1/2 stars - found this to be tragic and touching.
Vintage Spin - 4 stars - a more psychic touch to this one with all the old items, movies, etc.
Any Combination Wins - 4 stars - taking chances at a carnival game leads to unexpected results.
Strike Three - 5 stars - sort of knew what was happening but enjoyed this creepy doll story.
Where Hope Lies - 4 stars - question of how life goes on and who we miss or don't miss.
The Marriage Clause - 5 stars - ghostly wife returns to her husband with a fun twist at the end.
Double Vision - 4 1/2 stars - aged men seeing more friends pass on with a psychic twist.
The Pestilence House - 5 stars - this was another one I found touching with the ghostly visits and honoring them.
Well worth the read.
I received a copy through RABT, and this is my unsolicited review.
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