Tag along with young Bud Fisher during his daily adventures in this ghostly tale based on actual events. It’s 1971 and Bud and his family move into an old house in Northern Arkansas. Bud soon discovers they live not far from a very interesting cave as well as a historic Civil War battle site. As odd things start to happen, Bud tries to solve the mysteries. But soon the entire family experiences a haunting event. If you enjoy ghost tales based on true events you should enjoy Ghosts of Company K. This heartwarming, yet spooky story brings the reader into the life and experiences of a young boy growing up in the early 1970s. Seen thru innocent and unsuspecting eyes, Ghosts of Company K reveals a haunting tale from the often unseen perspective of a young boy.
Oliver served as a Paratrooper in the United States Army and studied at MSC. In the late 1980s through mid 90s Oliver pursued his love of music. He enjoyed traveling, playing percussion and writing lyrics for popular bands. During this time Oliver also began writing short stories and articles.
After playing for thousands through the fall and winter of 1996 Oliver's band abruptly disbanded. In early spring of 1997 Oliver along with a good friend who was a guitarist got together with the intention to form a new group. But rather than form a new band the two put together an expedition plan for traveling to Northern Canada and Alaska in order to prospect for gold.
Leaving in April of 1997 Oliver and company traveled up the historic AL-CAN highway. After exploring the Yukon and Northwest territories of Canada as well as the Arctic Circle the team traveled over the Top of the World highway to Alaska.
1999-2000 Oliver traveled through Asia, visiting Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan among other countries.
In 2004 Oliver published his first book and continues to write books, articles and short stories. Currently Oliver and family reside happily in the U.S.
An interesting read based on a true story by the author,Oliver Phipps. The setting was based in the early 70's and in a rural area in Northern Arkansas, where a battle during the Civil War era had occurred. I have read many books based on true stories involving some paranormal, but have never been affected one way or another, but I did get a chill as I read the ending part of the story.
I would like to know more about the setting of this book since I grew up in Arkansas. I only know of one Civil War battle there & don't know if this is where this story occurred or not. The writing needs some improvement, but I enjoyed the "ghostly" aspects to the story.
Loved this book from beginning to end. Story-telling in its finest form. The story and the characters were clearly visible in my mind as I read from one page to the next. Both the character development and the unfolding plot evolved with such warmth and humanity. Can not say enough about this book and would recommend it to anyone in search of a beautiful and ultimately uplifting reading experience. Thank you James McBride.
First time reading this author. Really enjoyed the book. Great summer read. Realistic and suspenseful. Love the characters. Just enough descriptions throughout book without getting boring. Definitely will read the next book from Oliver Phipps.
I enjoyed this book, it was a quick, easy read. The chapters were not long so you can read more than 1 at a sitting. It took me 3 days to read this book so it was just what I was looking for after just finishing a 250+ page book before this. The story was interesting & I liked how it ended.
I enjoyed this book for its characters, their flaws and ultimately their strength. The author made it easy follow to care about them and their journey.