Publisher's Synopsis
Spanning the length and width of Nova Scotia, these 25 blood-chilling yarns make perfect campfire fare. Some stories are so terrifying that they have been told far and wide, such as "The Ghosts of Oak Island" or "The Haunting of Esther Cox." Others, including "The Murder Island Massacre" and "The Caledonia Mills Spook," might be lesser known, but are no less scary. These stories of the haunted, the supernatural, and the inexplainable are part history, part folklore, and a lot of old-fashioned, frightening fun.
