Creepy Stuff

A large haunted house is cut in half to create two new homes. Author and paranormal investigator Deborah LeBlanc Part imagines that half of the spirits are trapped in each part of the house -- and they will stop at nothing to reunite the family.

In the New Orleans area, where voodoo is a religion, there are true practitioners. Author and crime scene investigator Deborah LeBlanc has a warning for everyone else. Don't get too curious about voodoo, or you risk bringing the wrath and chaos of spirits upon yourself.

What will teenagers do to achieve their warped wishes for dominance, possessions, and even death? Author and crime scene investigator Deborah LeBlanc finds that some of them are attracted to chaos magic...but they have no idea that their desires have the power to unleash demons into the world.

A lump of concrete in an upstate New York causes suspicion, and the authorities start to dig. But who could expect to find the body of an elderly woman buried in a shallow grave in the back yard? How can she rest in peace if the killer isn't found?

In upstate New York, author and crime scene investigator Deborah LeBlanc meets a funeral director who has buried two women for the price of one. The first in the casket is an elderly woman. Could the second woman who is buried beneath her be his missing wife?

The house in Bridgeview, Illinois was deserted except for a woman. To author and crime scene investigator Deborah LeBlanc, it seemed as if that personality was surrounded by an aura of evil. They ascended to the attic together. Deborah felt a paternal presence stroke her cheek three times. Then she heard an unseen voice call out an expletive as the woman's ponytail was yanked back -- as if someone had grabbed and pulled it. The spirits seemed to agree that all was not okay with Deborah's companion who, as it turned out, practiced black magic.

In an old hospital in the dregs of Pittsburgh, the nursery floor is coated with green linoleum. As she walks down the long ward, author and crime scene investigator Deborah LeBlanc walks the longest Green Mile imaginable. Why does she hear the sounds of children laughing and babies crying, doors creaking, and the clanking of medical equipment instruments in the birthing area? What, exactly, happened in that hospital, in the distant past?

Author and crime scene investigator Deborah LeBlanc needs a compass to find an old family cemetery plot located deep inside the woods of Woodvale, Louisiana. But, when she stumbles onto the ghostly remains of a Civil War battleground, she goes in search of the right incantation to keep her safe. Will the hooves, gunshots, and a male voice warning her to "Get out!" follow her home?

A strange blue light follows author and crime scene investigator Deborah LeBlanc around Civil War-era Fort Gaines in Alabama. As she enters the barracks, an undulating glow takes the shape of a human. It appears to be watching her, but it backs away from her touch. Who will make the first move? How long will she be allowed to remain in the forbidden territory where so many soldiers have fallen?

At a funeral home in Wisconsin, LeBlanc hears a baby crying as she's conducting a safety inspection in a viewing room. When she unwraps a crumpled up towel, she discovers a stillborn baby inside. Will Leblanc's presence be enough to bring peace to that tiny human being who had never had a chance to experience its mother's touch?