Great Ghost Stories of the Old West Review

Do you believe in GHOSTS? If so then Great Ghost Stories of the Old West is necessary read. A book that profiles seven of the eeriest ghost of the old west.

Not all ghosts are confined to creaking old houses, or deserted graveyards. These ghosts crossed the Atlantic with the Jamestown settlers, followed the American pioneers westward.

The western ghosts gathered around lonely campfires, joined ancient Indian spirits, and followed the trail herds. Others watched over descendants of the Spanish Conquistadors, rode phantom stallions and prowled abandoned mines.

No clanking dungeon chains or wafting through dusty corridors for the Western ghosts, they preferred the rugged outdoors, the windswept mesas and canyons of the West. In their stories, you can trace the history of the American west and the men that tamed it.

Following are just a few of the seven stories you will read about.

There were men like Candy in "The Trap" who found in the plains and canyons of the west. a refuge from the world of men, rules and society. Candy's eerie, inexplicable story involves him in mystical conspiracy with the ruthless land he has chosen.

"Ghost Wolf of Thunder Mountain" and "Back Before the Moon" are suspenseful tales of the exotic supernatural world of the Spanish frontiersmen.

"Ghost Wolf of Thunder Mountain"  who lured Don Gaspar's little son away

AUTHORS

The Western Writers of America is an organization of professional authors whose aims are to promote their common interests, encourage the writing of better-quality Westerns, and bring them more effectively to the attention of the reading public. The contributors of the book are all members of the Western Writers of America.