Few people can say with absolute conviction that there are no such things as ghosts. A glance at this book will give even the hardened sceptic pause for thought. Neil Storey takes the reader on a chilling journey across Norfolk, describing unusual local sightings and instances of the paranormal. He suggests possible explanations as to why these troubled spirits are unable to rest. There are stories of the ghost of a murdered coastguardsman, cut down by smugglers and doomed to haunt the Bacton to Mundesley coastal path for ever more; a spectral re-enactment of the hanging of a traitorous monk at St Benet's Abbey near Ludham; the shade of a drummer boy drowned whilst on a lovers' tryst at Hickling; and a devilish apparition at Burgh St Peter, unable to collect the soul he was promised.
A5 (soft cover) 160 pages
