Whether visiting villages in Alaska, Native American settlements in the Southwest, a Spanish town in Florida, or bustling metropolitan areas in the Northeast, follow the fascinating trail of America's Historic Haunts. Test your ghost hunting skills in a Wyoming prison, or with phantom soldiers at Fort Knox, and battlefields in Virginia, Louisiana, and Texas. Dine in restaurants where paranormal activity is on the menu and sleep in some of America's most haunted inns. It doesn't matter whether you're a frequent flier or an armchair adventurer, this book will take you on a chilling journey of discovery into the people, places, and events that led to the countless spirits that still walk among us in some of this country's greatest haunted travel destinations.

New York's Hudson River Valley is a place of beauty and history. It is also one of the most haunted regions in the country. Read about ancient Indian spirits at Spook Rock, where an innocent girl was murdered in an act of revenge. Encounter soldiers who still walk the battlefield of Fort Montgomery. Visit haunted houses that line the streets of the old Dutch settlements in New Paltz and Hurley, and see a misty figure that haunts the Sickletown Road Cemetery. Beware; a passing shadow or faint whisper may signal that you have just had an encounter in haunted Hudson Valley.

The popular "HVZA: Hudson Valley Zombie Apocalypse" novel has now become a graphic novel, exploring the stories of the adventures of some of the other characters as they struggle to survive, or meet their demise and become zombies Eight talented teams of artists and writers created eight separate stories. There is also a special illustrated short story, and as a bonus, the first chapter of the novel is included.

The 11th volume in Linda Zimmermann's popular Ghost Investigator series takes the paranormal investigator and author to a former royal governor's mansion, historic homes, and even a haunted library. There is also a special chapter on ghost stories from old newspaper articles dating back to 1870.

Volume 10 of the popular Ghost Investigator series finds author and paranormal researcher Linda Zimmermann in a terrifying cemetery, a spooky historic mansion, disturbingly haunted private homes, and a massive abandoned train station with more spirits than you can count. Zimmermann confronts restless, angry ghosts, lost souls, and a creepy painting that just might have the spirit of a young boy attached to it.

It's 2012, the year the world is supposed to end, but no one expected this. An infection spreads through New York's Hudson Valley. The government tells us it is just the flu, but people are turning into crazed killers. Can it be stopped? Follow the story from the first days of infection, to the last days of civilization, as told by Dr. Rebecca Truesdale, aka, "Becks." Becks is smart and tough, and while she searches for a cure in the lab, she has to fight for her life in the streets.

An exciting compilation of firsthand accounts of the Civil War from a soldier who was also a journalist. The accounts have been annotated and arranged by topic, such as humorous stories, tales of bravery, the cavalry, artillery, and generals. This material is ideally suited for historians, reenactors, students, and anyone interested in the day to day lives of the soldiers, as well as the civilians caught up in the war's uncertainties and tragedies.

The ninth installment in the popular Ghost Investigator series delves into some of Linda Zimmermann's most remarkable cases. From private homes to historic sites and museums, some of Zimmermann's best evidence of ghostly activity is presented in a lively and chilling manner that puts the reader into the pulse-pounding center of a haunting.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Ghost Investigator series, author Linda Zimmermann has gathered together her favorite cases from volumes 1-9, which cover sites throughout the northeast. Zimmermann has added a brief description before each case as to why it's one of her favorites, and has added new material on sites in St. Augustine, Florida, which just might be her new favorite haunt!

Real life police detective Michael J. Worden shares his insights and experiences in the world of paranormal research. Ghost Detective is a fascinating look at ghost hunting and Michael uses wit, humor and common sense to engage the reader from beginning to end. This book is great for anyone who is interested in ghosts or ghost hunting. Experienced investigators and the novice ghost hunter alike will enjoy this book.

Ghost Investigator Linda Zimmermann continues her fascinating series of true ghost stories with nine all new terrifying stories. Readers feel what it's like to be on a real ghost hunt as Zimmermann encounters footsteps, strange voices and the sound of a dying breath at the site of a double murder. The haunted locations in Ghost Investigator Volume 5 are in southern New York and northern New Jersey, and include some of the author's most frightening cases. Is there a body buried in the basement of the house by the lake, did the unhappy spirit of a woman trapped at the site of her death get inside the author's car, and does a murder victim still haunt the scene of her death a century after the horrible crime?

From a famous Revolutionary War battlefield, to an abandoned jail, an historic mansion, and private homes, this latest installment of the popular Ghost Investigator series examines eight remarkable new cases. Both gentle ghosts and vindictive spirits are portrayed with the frightening realism that can only come from the author personally experiencing all of these haunted sites. "Ghost Investigator Volume 8: Back into the Light" carries readers into terrifying realms where the dead don't always welcome you.

More fascinating, in-depth investigations of haunted sites by ghost investigator, Linda Zimmermann. There are eleven remarkable cases from New York's Hudson Valley involving old hotels, private homes, restaurants, and cemeteries.

This is the fourth volume in the series of Ghost Investigator books, containing true stories of haunted places in New York and New Jersey. The author has personally investiagted many of the sites, bringing a unique, firsthand perspective to the frightening world of ghost hunting.

Ghost Investigator Linda Zimmermann encounters dark, menacing apparitions across New York State in the sixth volume of her true ghost stories. Included in this book is the infamous Rolling Hills Asylum in Bethany, one of the oldest Masonic lodges in McGarrah's Inn in Monroe, and the Gomez Mill House in Marlboro, which is the oldest surviving Jewish home in America. There are many photos, including one Zimmermann considers to be the best "ghost photo" she's ever taken.