Official Blurb
Lowcountry Ghosts haunt the maze of marshes and ancient rice fields
along South Carolina's Coast . . .
- Does lovely Alice Flagg still live in The Hermitage at Murrells Inlet more than 100 years after her death?
- When ghost ships appear far out in the marsh, do they represent lost fishermen? pirates? Confederate blockade runners?
- Are threatening spirits haunting Miss Genevieve's beads taken from a long-forgotten grave?
Find history, mystery, and romance in
these three gentle ghost stories (10,000 words, nine illustrations--about
40 pages if it were a paperback) from Lynn Michelsohn's longer work, Tales
from Brookgreen: Folklore, Ghost Stories, and Gullah Folktales in the South
Carolina Lowcountry.
My Review
Interesting little collection of 3 ghost stories and the history behind them set in South
Carolina, I particularly enjoyed the history of the Confederate blockade
runners. Short introductions to the authors' other works are also included. If you like this sort of forklore storytelling check out Haunted Lowcountry Website for other ghostly tales.
Thank you for taking the time to read and review my book, and thank you for your kind words.
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