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Haunted Liverpool 7 by Slemen, Tom is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Haunted Liverpool 7 about?
Hauntings, poltergeists, witches and hobgoblins; premonitions, apparitions, timeslips and doppelgangers -.once again Tom Slemen has gathered together a fascinating collection of creepy yet thought-provoking stories for this seventh in the Haunted Liverpool series, all of which make highly entertaining reading.So, if you're feeling brave, read about: The devilish jigsaw which terrorised a family by foretelling unpleasant future events as it was pieced together... Francesca, the porcelain doll, who was abandoned on a rubbish heap and came alive to tame a teenage tearaway... Benjamin Julius, the artist who cunningly used his art to blackmail his illustrious subjects The light-fingered docker who was taught a lesson by a huge bouncing bale of India rubber The mysterious old tramp who predicted the future stardom of one of the Beatles, when he was just a thirteen-year-old lad, playing in Calderstones Park... Lantern-Jaw - the eerie and violent spectre whose supernatural antics rival that of that other Rodney Street ghost - William Mackenzie...* Kirkby's creepy ghostly knife-wielding transvetite... Plus many other weird and wonderful stories about Liverpool, told in the inimitable style
Who reads Haunted Liverpool 7?
It is typically read by readers looking for immersive, entertainment-first reading.
Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.
- Author
- Slemen, Tom
- Published
- 2011
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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