Get Your Free Copy of "Whispers from the Grave" Haunted History, plus a fiction story based on the real history, from a 40-Year Veteran Investigator

"Whispers from the Grave" takes you to three historically significant Southern locations where the past refuses to stay buried:

• All Saints Cemetery, South Carolina - Where the legend of Alice Flagg has captivated visitors for generations

• Metairie Cemetery, New Orleans - Built on an old racetrack, home to a police chief whose murder sparked one of America's darkest chapters

• Grancer Harrison's Cemetery, Alabama - The final resting place of a man whose Saturday night dances may continue even after death

Each location gets the full treatment: meticulous historical research followed by an atmospheric fictional story that brings the documented past to life.

What Makes This Collection Unique

Most ghost stories skip the real history. "Whispers from the Grave" gives you both - the documented historical events that shaped each location, followed by fictional stories that imagine what might have happened in those same places.

Each of the three chapters follows the same captivating format:

• Part One: The real history behind the location, including archival research and documented accounts

• Part Two: An original fictional story set in that same location, bringing the historical setting to life

It's like getting a history lesson and a ghost story collection rolled into one compelling read.

What You'll Discover Inside

Chapter 1: All Saints Cemetery - Pawleys Island, South Carolina Uncover the true story of Alice Flagg, separating documented history from romantic legend, then experience a fictional encounter with a mysterious figure searching for something lost long ago.

Chapter 2: Metairie Cemetery - New Orleans, Louisiana Investigate the real story behind Police Chief David Hennessy's 1890 murder and the tragic lynchings that followed, then witness a fictional meeting with a spirit seeking justice for the wrong men.

Chapter 3: Grancer Harrison's Cemetery - Kinston, Alabama Explore the documented life of William "Grancer" Harrison, a 1800s plantation owner who loved music and dancing, then read a chilling fictional account of what happens when the dead refuse to stop celebrating.

From Someone Who's Been There

As someone who's spent 40+ years investigating historically significant locations across America, I've learned that the most compelling stories are rooted in real events. That's why "Whispers from the Grave" combines documented history with imaginative fiction - because sometimes a story can capture truths that straight historical accounts can't touch.

My work has been featured on the Travel Channel, accepted into the Library of Congress collection, and included in prestigious university libraries such as Princeton and Harvard, but what I'm most proud of is bringing these forgotten histories back to light.

What Readers Are Saying

"I loved how each chapter started with real historical research, then showed what those places might feel like if the stories were true. The Alice Flagg chapter alone was worth the read."

"Finally, someone who separates fact from folklore BEFORE telling the ghost story. The New Orleans chapter about Chief Hennessy was fascinating."

"The Alabama dancing ghost story gave me chills. Perfect combination of documented history and creative storytelling."

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About This Collection

"Whispers from the Grave" represents a unique approach to Southern historical storytelling - one that honors both documented facts and the human imagination that keeps these places alive in memory. From the romantic tragedy of Alice Flagg to the injustice surrounding Chief Hennessy's murder to the joy and obsession of Grancer Harrison's musical legacy, each location has been personally researched using historical archives, court records, and firsthand accounts.

The fictional stories aren't meant to be true accounts - they're imaginative tales inspired by the real history, designed to help you experience these places the way countless visitors have described feeling when they walk through them. They explore what might happen when the documented past refuses to stay buried.