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We set sail for Lakes "M" and "O" for two stories, in which ghostly sails cut through the laws of physics, and puffing steamers defy logic, as the "U" truly finds its home About The Water.
Let's trawl the Western Islands of Lake Erie. In our nets we hope to find a, well, I guess we'll know when we see it. As the sound of screams and gunshots echo About The Water.
I can tell you that we are headed for the Southern waters of Lake Michigan, to my hometown of Chesterton, Indiana. Beyond that, what lies in store for each of us I can't really say. As I'm not sure that this story has reached its conclusion yet. As winds the still are still howling About The Water.
Grab your keys. We travel the roads near Lake Huron, to strange locations that you won’t find by way of your favorite maps app. As the sound of our revving engines and skidding tires echo About The Water.
Shhhhh! We travel to silent and calm Lake Erie waters, to experience a transformation unlike anything we've heard so far. One that leaves not even a whisper of a voice, echoing About The Water.
I think...we travel out onto Lake Superior, and possibly Lakes Huron, Erie, and Ontario as well, but we can't be sure. We travel here for a firsthand account of high strangeness that, if you believe it, seems to break every rule we have as to how we can move About The Water.
We visit two different Lakes, Michigan and Ontario, for two different straightforward ghost encounters. Encounters that may turn out to be anything but, as their retelling now echoes About The Water.
If you could go anywhere, right now, where would you go? For now, we'll brave the winter snow and travel to New Buffalo, Michigan, on the Southeastern shores of Lake Michigan. It's here, where we'll encounter someone who may have traveled a bit farther then they should have. Someone who needs to go back. As the sound of snowy tires and revving engines echo About The Water.
Hop in, we'll carpool through the traffic packed streets of Toronto, Ontario, on the Northwest side of Lake Ontario. Here, we'll find that our commute takes a series of unexpected turns. Turns that will leave a young woman forever remembering the spirits that dance About The Water.
From the publisher's feed
A Library of Great Lakes Ghost Stories