Spine-Chilling Ghost Books Based on True Hauntings
Real American Ghost Hauntings and Legends in Print
Some stories don't end, they linger—whispering through time, waiting to be told. If you're drawn to the eerie and unexplained, these ghost books explore the places where history and the supernatural intertwine.
Some stories will make you question reality. Others will keep you up at night. But all of them will leave you wanting more.
Current Releases
Buy on AmazonGhosts of Lake Geneva
by Rita Mae Moore with R. Michael Huberty
Journey through Wisconsin's resort town where every ripple holds a secret. From opulent mansions harboring otherworldly residents to the mysterious energies surrounding the birthplace of Dungeons & Dragons, this volume reveals Lake Geneva's supernatural legacy. Discover hidden histories of Prohibition-era gangster haunts and encounter the spectral inhabitants who never checked out of their lakeside retreats.
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Buy on AmazonOriginal Chicago Hauntings Companion
by Ursula Bielski
An essential companion to Chicago's premier ghost bus tour, this definitive guide maps the city's most active paranormal hotspots. Written by renowned ghost researcher Ursula Bielski, the book examines infamous locations from the blood-soaked walls of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre site to the wandering spirits of the Great Chicago Fire.
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Buy on AmazonGhosts of Lincoln Park
by Ursula Bielski
Explore Chicago's former City Cemetery, where centuries of history lie beneath manicured lawns. This haunting examination reveals the stories of restless spirits - from unnamed victims of forgotten tragedies to prominent historical figures whose influence extends beyond the grave. Discover why this transformed burial ground remains one of Chicago's most supernaturally active locations.
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Buy on AmazonGhosts of Waukesha
by Josh Hughes with R. Michael Huberty
Ghosts of Waukesha invites readers into the haunted heart of "Spring City," where history and the supernatural intertwine in unforgettable ways. Written by paranormal investigator Josh Hughes with R. Michael Huberty of American Ghost Walks, this captivating new release uncovers chilling legends, tragic mysteries, and real-life ghost stories from one of Wisconsin's most historic towns. From the unsolved 1921 case of Little Lord Fauntleroy to the lingering spirit of Les Paul at Club 400, each chapter blends meticulous research with firsthand investigation. Whether you're a believer, a skeptic, or simply fascinated by Wisconsin folklore, Ghosts of Waukesha delivers a spine-tingling journey through the city's haunted past... and proof that some stories refuse to rest in peace.
Shop Now →About The American Ghost Books Series
There's something about ghost stories that just pulls us in. Maybe it's the thrill of the unknown, the way they make history feel alive (or undead), or the idea that some spirits never really leave.
American Ghost Books, the newest imprint from Sentia Publishing, bridges the gap between ghost tours and literary exploration. Each volume combines:
Thoroughly researched historical accounts
Documented paranormal investigations
First-hand witness testimonies
Detailed location guides
Some stories are meant to be told in whispers, shared on dimly lit streets or in the quiet of an empty room. These books dive into the supernatural threads woven through America's most haunted places—part history, part legend, all deeply unsettling.
Perfect For
Ghost tour enthusiasts seeking deeper insights
History buffs exploring America's supernatural heritage
Paranormal investigators and enthusiasts
Armchair travelers seeking spectral adventures
