Ghosts And Family Legends; A Volume For Christmas by Catherine Crowe is a collection of eerie and captivating tales that will thrill readers with its supernatural elements. The author delves into the world of the paranormal, exploring ghostly encounters and haunted family legends that will send shivers down your spine.

Each story in this volume is expertly crafted, with Crowe's descriptive prose painting vivid and haunting images that linger in the mind long after the last page is turned. From mysterious apparitions to eerie coincidences, the stories in this collection are sure to leave readers questioning the boundaries between the living and the dead.

Crowe's exploration of the supernatural is both chilling and captivating, drawing readers into a world where the line between reality and the supernatural is blurred. Whether you're a believer in ghosts or a skeptic, Ghosts And Family Legends is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat as you delve into the dark and mysterious world of the paranormal.

Overall, Ghosts And Family Legends is a compelling and atmospheric collection of tales that will appeal to fans of ghost stories and supernatural fiction. Catherine Crowe's skillful storytelling and talent for creating tension and suspense make this book a must-read for anyone looking for a thrilling and spine-tingling read.

Book Description:
Fifteen ghost stories to hear around the Yule log. "It happened that I spent the last winter in a large country mansion, in the north of England, where we had a succession of visitors, and all manner of amusements—... In short, we began to tell ghost stories; and although some of the party professed an utter disbelief in apparitions, they proved to be as fertile as the believers in their contributions—relating something that had happened to themselves or their friends, as having undoubtedly occurred, or to all appearance, occurred—only, with the reservation, that it must certainly have been a dream. The substance of these conversations fills the following pages, and I have told the stories as nearly as possible in the words of the original narrators."