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Product: Tumbleweed Gardens: At Granny's Haunted House
Description: Tumbleweed Gardens is a compilation of funny and inspirational short stories and poetry. Like the tumbleweeds blowing across the Great Plains, my thoughts and inspirations come from everywhere. The crazy world we live in provides more than enough fodder for a garden.

My granny always had a huge garden that she tended and nurtured daily. I, unfortunately, I have a black thumb instead of the mandatory green one. So my gardens have to grow in my head. Even the stories with a grain of truth have been modified to fit my imagination. With that in mind, I hope you enjoy this selection out of my vivid imagination.
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Product: Ghosts of the Quad Cities (Haunted America)
Description: Divided by state lines and the Mississippi River, the Quad Cities share a common haunted heritage. If anything, the seam that runs through the region is especially rife with spirits, from the Black Angel of Moline's Riverside Cemetery to the spectral Confederate POWs of Arsenal Island. Of course, the city centers have their own illustrious supernatural residents--the Hanging Ghost occupies Davenport's City Hall, while the Phantom Washwoman wanders Bettendorf's Central Avenue. At Igor's Bistro in Rock Island, every day is Halloween. Michael McCarty and Mark McLaughlin hunt down the haunted lore of this vibrant Midwestern community.
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Product: Garden in the South Battery
Description: Garden in the South Battery is the first novel of a trilogy with the main character named Abigail, a 40-something interior designer, who moves to start a new life with her college age daughter, Anna, now living in Charleston, S.C.

Abigail fulfills her lifelong dream of buying a historic home on the infamous Charleston Battery. Yankees - Abigail and Anna skate their way through living in the South by sipping sweet tea and finding they may have a spirit hanging about in the new home. Through trials and tribulations, they deduce that moving to Charleston and being Southern entails more than just buying a piece of real estate.

Garden in the South Battery is a semi-autobiographical account of a young girl who grew up a dreamer and a storyteller, she evolves into a woman, who moves to one of the most magical towns in the South.

Kathryn Wharton ~ is an author whose extensive travel shines through her novels-transporting the reader to Southern towns including Charleston, S.C. and over the pond to England. Her stories combine Kathryn’s interior design experience, love of historic architecture and mystery. A mother of two daughters Kathryn spins tales of Motherhood sending them lovingly off into the world.
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Product: The Haunted Garden
Description: THE HAUNTED GARDEN is a modern day fantasy adventure.

A ghost.

A school girl.

A family secret.

City girl, Evie Watson, hates that her family has moved to the small country town of Barralong away from her friends. Until she meets a ghostly being in the garden of a deserted old villa. Evie hears her sad tale and decides on a mission to help the dark soul and set her free.

With her new friend, Cooper, they snoop around the villa grounds at the risk of being caught. But they can't finish the mission alone. How to convince their parents to believe in a ghost and help them achieve their goal?

THE HAUNTED GARDEN is a story about dealing with change, the importance of family and believing that sometimes miracles do happen.
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Product: Garden of Forbidden Secrets: A Wyatt Thomas New Orleans paranormal adventure (French Quarter Mystery Series Book 7)
Description: So you want to play with magic?

There’s trouble in the French Quarter when a professional basketball player hires Wyatt and voodoo mambo Mama Mulate to help him exorcise a supernatural demon. Wyatt is thrilled to have a paying client, Mama, over the moon in lust for the handsome athlete. Things look rosy for the pair of paranormal investigators until the assignment dictates Wyatt travel back in time to antebellum New Orleans. Thrust headfirst into the middle of a dangerous situation, Wyatt must deal with a red-haired Irish witch named Aisling and avoid becoming a haunted torture room victim in the courtyard of the forbidden Lalaurie mansion.

Garden of Forbidden Secrets, Book 7 of Eric Wilder’s intoxicating French Quarter Mystery Series. If you haven’t yet discovered the series, grab one of the standalone novels and visit the Big Easy tonight. You might decide to stay awhile.
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Product: The Haunted Garden: Tales of Mystery
Description: It was one of those days I suspect many of us experience from time to time. Nothing particularly wrong, but for some reason one had a feeling of down heartedness. Not exactly depression, more a sense of not belonging.
As I strolled along the country lane, it being a path I had not trodden since my childhood. For some inexplicable reason as I walked under the railway bridge I thought of the old cottage.
My father had stopped there to converse with the very nice young lady, who it appeared from her garden, was a horticultural enthusiast.
Father it appeared, new the lady well, for he related, later that she had been one of his class mates, Candice Bunty, by name.
What a kind soul she was. For on the occasions we stopped, my boredom, waiting for her and father to stop reminiscing about school, was relieved by the glass of home made lemonade she handed to me.
So it was on this day, all those years later to my surprise the house still remained and the garden just as delightful, a mass of flowers.
My memories were brought back to reality when I saw her, about to sit at the same table and chair, just as it had been all those years ago.
I stopped, I instantly recognised her, though of course she was much older. Incredibly she still wore the same old hat and dress I recalled from my childhood.
When we conversed, she instantly recalled me and my father. With a welcoming smile she invited me inside and then, as she sat she told me that in her later years she had taken to writing.
She related, the almost impossibility of getting any writing published if one was not well known, with professional backing.
It was then she commenced to read me a story from the home bound book on the table. It was really entertaining.
The story completed our conversation was interrupted by the passing steam train. At first I thought how unusual an event that was, but then forgot the incident.
Thus, a very pleasant liaison was rekindled and over the weeks I made a conscience decision to walk in that direction.
How pleasant it was, especially on a day when I was feeling rather sorry for myself. To listen to her latest tale, I always left me feeling upbeat.
From time to time she had enquired if I knew where or how she might just get her stories published. It was however with regret then and since, I was unable to offer any hope or help to her in that regard.
My work took me away overseas for some time and thus, when I next arrived at the cottage I found the garden had been converted to lawn.
On this occasion there was a man in the garden. On seeing me standing there, he came over.
I asked of the lady and recalled our meetings and without waiting for a reply, I enquired if she had been successful in her wish to publish her stories.
The man looked at me with nothing less than astonishment.
“You can only be referring to my aunt from that description, the stories you refer to had been lost. It was only now; just before you arrived I discovered them, here, on the table. I had assumed someone had borrowed them and forgotten to return them, until now.
He hesitated then said, “Here my man, you may have them, do what you will, if you can publish them, no doubt mother would be pleased.
He handed the book of handwritten pages to me, it was home bound between coloured cardboard. I took it gladly.
As I left he called, “your story in itself is a mystery. Aunt has been dead these twenty five years. The railway line you refer to, it was dismantled almost as long ago. I have lived here since then, but normally I am away in London working during the week, but this week I am on vacation. He shrugged his shoulders and walked down to the bottom of the garden.
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Product: Haunted Gardens
Description: Haunted Gardens is a brand new book from the renowned supernatural writer, Peter Underwood.
The world today is fascinated by life after death, and the affect that the 'other side' has on our lives. Paranormal expect Peter Underwood has decided to explore ghostly gardens for the very first time in history, and shows, with examples from all over the world, just how spooky gardens can be!
Countries include: the UK and Ireland, the USA, France and Germany.
Carefully researched and fully illustrated with Peter's own photographs, this new book is sure to be an ideal gift for anyone interested in ghosts and the paranormal.
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Product: The Garden (Haunted Series Book 5)
Description: The PEEPs team (Paranormal Entity Exposure Partners) has finally taken on a paying investigation. The owner of an isolated mansion wishes to donate the lease of the property to be used as an abuse shelter. There’s only one problem, it’s haunted. From the maids perpetually making up the beds to a banshee screaming in the upper hall, this house is more than hot with activity, it’s boiling.

Mia, Murphy and the team take on ghosts who not only want to harm each other but all those who tread upon the floorboards of their home. They no sooner rest one ghost when two more pop up. It’s a whack-a-mole game with dangerous consequences.

A house filled to the brim with paranormal activity is one thing, but then there’s the garden…

This is the fifth book in the "The Haunted," series. The cover photograph by Kelly N. Fitch
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Product: The Haunted Garden: Secret of the Memento Mori
Description: What if you were not who you thought you were, and in another place and time?

1666: The Black Death stalks a tiny village in Middle England, laying waste the population
1966: Love lorn art student, Simon Beaumont, goes on walkabout in the Pennine Mountains to die.
Instead, he discovers a ruined garden in a remote villlage haunted by ghosts, especially that of a beautiful girl in a long white dress who seems know him.
Simon meets an enigmatic woman, Lara, who lives in a ruined castle at the edge of the village. She initiates Simon into the history of the village and the story of the ghost, Suzanne de Montmorency. Together they unravel the mystery of a macabre wedding portrait, and learn why Suzanne's soul has not been able to rest for three hundred years.

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Product: Roses from a haunted garden
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Product: Ghosts and Legends of Lake Champlain (Haunted America)
Brand: The History Press
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Product: Haunted New Jersey: Ghosts and Strange Phenomena of the Garden State (Haunted Series)
Brand: Globe Pequot
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Product: The Haunted Garden: Death and Transfiguration in the Folklore of Plants
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Product: Haunted Jersey Shore: Ghosts and Strange Phenomena of the Garden State Coast (Haunted Series)
Brand: Brand: Stackpole Books
Used Book in Good Condition
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Product: Haunted New Orleans: Southern Spirits, Garden District Ghosts, And Vampire Venues
Brand: Globe Pequot
Used Book in Good Condition
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Product: The Haunted Garden (Ghosts in Common Places Book 1)
Description: A series of 10 ghost stories set in mainly familiar surroundings but all the more unsettling because of this fact! Influened by the stories of M.R.James, E.F.Benson and Ramsey Campbell.
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