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Haunted Highways by Tom Ogden
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Haunted Highways (edition 2008)

by Tom Ogden

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For most of us, most of the time, the roads we travel are largely forgotten once we get to where we're going. By day, they usually reveal a familiar, real--living--world. But then darkness comes. Haunted Highways brings together more than twenty of the spookiest stories ever of ghosts, hauntings, and supernatural events on or near America's highways and byways. There are the usual suspects--the creepy hitchhiker, the eerie lights along a lonely stretch of road--as well as many you never dared to imagine. Each of the book's twenty-five chapters ratchets up the suspense, from an introduction that sets the scene and draws you in, to a haunting climax. Whether the actor Telly Savalas's haunting encounter with a long-dead good Samaritan on a rural Long Island road, or the Ghost Riders in the Sky who appear over the plains of Texas, these stories will bring delightful fright to readers young and old.… (more)
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Title:Haunted Highways
Authors:Tom Ogden
Info:Globe Pequot (2008), Edition: 1st, Paperback, 240 pages
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Haunted Highways: Spooky Stories, Strange Happenings, and Supernatural Sightings by Tom Ogden

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In Ogden’s book, the author brings together more than twenty of the scariest stories of ghosts, hauntings, and supernatural events on or near American highways. Spooky…a must for all lovers of the paranormal. ( )
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For most of us, most of the time, the roads we travel are largely forgotten once we get to where we're going. By day, they usually reveal a familiar, real--living--world. But then darkness comes. Haunted Highways brings together more than twenty of the spookiest stories ever of ghosts, hauntings, and supernatural events on or near America's highways and byways. There are the usual suspects--the creepy hitchhiker, the eerie lights along a lonely stretch of road--as well as many you never dared to imagine. Each of the book's twenty-five chapters ratchets up the suspense, from an introduction that sets the scene and draws you in, to a haunting climax. Whether the actor Telly Savalas's haunting encounter with a long-dead good Samaritan on a rural Long Island road, or the Ghost Riders in the Sky who appear over the plains of Texas, these stories will bring delightful fright to readers young and old.

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Spooky stories based on ancient myths and urban legends. These tales of ghosts and supernatural creatures are the strange happenings that create fear of the unknown. Shiver as you read these stories.
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