Ghostly Lights: Great Lakes Lighthouse Tales of Terror Haunted Lights Horror Book Review

Phantom shadows on Lake Ontario . . . drowning sailors at Point Iroquois . . . mysterious disappearances on Hope Island . . . madness and horror at South Haven . . . 

The isolated lighthouses of the Great Lakes provide the perfect setting for twenty-one spine-tingling tales. In these lonely outposts, a solitary keeper struggles with the elements, unknown forces, and internal demons. Today, lighthouses are beloved, but yarns of terror are even more popular. Most of us fall to the fascination of the supernatural, of being scared, of being chilled by ghost stories, literature of the strange and weird, of specters clanking their chains and seeking retribution. 

Not every lighthouse has a ghost or a tale of terror. But trust an author’s brain to create, to ride crests of horror, peaks of fear and stimulation, to pit readers against their worst terrors. Imagine a remote lighthouse, madness, a roaring wind and foaming crests. You’re on your own, trying to outwit an unknown and invisible evil . . . 

Narrated by a master storyteller, this chilling collection will delight and terrify anyone who dares to read it.