Haunted Places III: True Stories from Niche Locations

By: G.J Fene

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

From abandoned schoolrooms steeped in lavender to submerged cabins that rise beneath a glass-still lake, the world hides hauntings in the places travelers least expect. In this chilling third volume of true-style supernatural encounters, four wanderers stumble into corners of the world where the past refuses to stay buried, and where the living aren’t always the only ones who notice.

A night-shift worker in Busan begins seeing a man who sits on the same seawall step every morning, until the fog starts whispering his name.
A lone cyclist in rural Provence stops to rest at a deserted stone schoolhouse, only to discover the scent of lavender masks something far darker.
A young farmhand on the Canadian prairies hears footsteps pacing atop a grain silo long after midnight, and learns some debts from the bootlegger days were never settled.
And a freelance photographer at Crater Lake captures something beneath the water that should never have surfaced.

Each firsthand account evokes a distinct, immersive atmosphere, salt-damp air, scorched desks, fog-thick silence, the numb cold of deep water, pulling readers into the narrator’s unraveling sense of safety and place.

Terrifying, grounded, and richly atmospheric, this collection explores hauntings tied not to famous landmarks, but to forgotten corners, local legends, and the hidden spaces travelers rarely talk about.
For fans of real-world paranormal storytelling, travel horror, and “it-happened-to-me” accounts, this book offers four unforgettable journeys into the places where the living walk close to the dead.