The Myrtles Plantation
The True Story of America's Most Haunted House

I was fully prepared not to like this book. I attempted to read another "true story" of living in a haunted home. I couldn't finish the other book, it was filled with too much spiritual mumb-jumbo. But enough about that book! The Myrtles Plantation read like a novel, which, for me, is the saving grac......more

Here's a secret that's not even a (*real *historical*) secret: There was no Chloe. No slave ever registered by the owner of this old plantation was named Chloe or Cleo. Ever. There was, however, and according to historical scholars, a French governess at The Myrtles who indeed wore a turban as she w......more

A fun and thrilling read whether you believe in ghosts and apparitions or not. I enjoyed this book very much! It was a quick and easy read and kept me entertained.......more

The Myrtles Plantation is an actual plantation located in Louisiana that has had a documented history of being haunted almost since it was built in the late 1700s. Frances and her husband Jim bought the plantation while on vacation in the 1980s. Since the first time they set foot on the premise, Fra......more

This is a must-read for any fan of ghost stories. Kermeen kept me enthralled, amazed, spooked, and wondering for the entire length of the book. It's been years since any book or movie kept me awake at night, jumping at shadows, but Kermeen succeeded. It doesn't really matter whether you believe that......more