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Georgetown Haunts and Mysteries
An Anthology Inspired by the Ghost Town Writers Retreat
From the ghost of a hanged man at the old Cafe Prague to the apparition of a sobbing woman at the Rose Street Bed and Breakfast to a phantom Victorian dress whooshing through the halls at the Hamill House Museum, Georgetown is a well-known haunt for spirits of all kind. But some of the town's deepest, darkest secrets have never been revealed...until now. Prepare for nine otherworldly tales of myth and mystery that extend back to the grisly gold and silver rush days of old.
And be careful or you may find a ghostly visitor reading over your shoulder.
From the ghost of a hanged man at the old Cafe Prague to the apparition of a sobbing woman at the Rose Street Bed and Breakfast to a phantom Victorian dress whooshing through the halls at the Hamill House Museum, Georgetown is a well-known haunt for spirits of all kind. But some of the town's deepest, darkest secrets have never been revealed...until now. Prepare for nine otherworldly tales of myth and mystery that extend back to the grisly gold and silver rush days of old.
And be careful or you may find a ghostly visitor reading over your shoulder.
150 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 26, 2017
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About the author
Jeanne C. Stein
49 books548 followersJeanne C. Stein is an American Urban Fantasy author living in Colorado. She now lives in Colorado, but was raised and educated in San Diego, which is the setting for her contemporary vampire fantasy.
Jeanne is active in the writing community, belonging to Sisters in Crime both nationally and in San Diego and Los Angeles. She also belongs to Horror Writers of America, RWA and Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers. She was named RMFW’s Writer of the Year for 2008 an honor given to a writer who has contributed to the organization as well as achieved success in publication.
She writes the blog "Biting Edge" with Mario Acevedo at :
http://www.biting-edge.blogspot.com/
Jeanne is active in the writing community, belonging to Sisters in Crime both nationally and in San Diego and Los Angeles. She also belongs to Horror Writers of America, RWA and Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers. She was named RMFW’s Writer of the Year for 2008 an honor given to a writer who has contributed to the organization as well as achieved success in publication.
She writes the blog "Biting Edge" with Mario Acevedo at :
http://www.biting-edge.blogspot.com/
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July 4, 2021
It’s Been A Pleasure.
A great anthology written by many well-known authors. This book is filled with stories about an old western town named Georgetown.
Each author’s contribution is a story about a character from the town. Many of the characters were participants of multiple stories.
I like the idea of this application and I enjoyed reading each story. Would love to read something written in this way again.
Since many of the authors of this anthology are now well known, l can guarantee that l will be hearing from them again.
Great book. Five stars 🌟.
A great anthology written by many well-known authors. This book is filled with stories about an old western town named Georgetown.
Each author’s contribution is a story about a character from the town. Many of the characters were participants of multiple stories.
I like the idea of this application and I enjoyed reading each story. Would love to read something written in this way again.
Since many of the authors of this anthology are now well known, l can guarantee that l will be hearing from them again.
Great book. Five stars 🌟.
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September 26, 2017
I don't give 5 star reviews very often, but Georgetown Haunts and Mysteries satiated every munchie my imagination craves. Having been to Georgetown, Colo. several times - including a ride on the Georgetown Loop Railroad and a tour of the Hotel de Paris Museum, I could easily picture the setting of each story. All of the writers crafted their work with brilliant skill, and I loved how the collection started with a story set in 1861 and ended in 2017; it was like a paranormal timeline of this charming, historic mountain town.
November 6, 2022
Georgetown is an amazing old mining town nestled in the Colorado Rockies in Clear Creek County. It has always been one of my favorite mountain towns. It's also the gateway to Loveland Ski Area, one of Colorado's best ski areas. I was fortunate enough to be principal of Georgetown School back in the late 1990's. This collection of short stories all set in Georgetown is a lot of fun. There's great variety in the story themes, and there's not a bad one in the collection. Some of them are down right chilling. All of them are great fun.
August 12, 2022
Great stories!
It’s rare that I come across a short story collection with stories that make me want to tell the world all about them. That is how I felt about this particular book! The stories are very good and I was immediately pulled into reading all the rest of them right after the first story. These stories are creepy and spine-tingling. They had me on the edge of my seat! A masterful story collection!
It’s rare that I come across a short story collection with stories that make me want to tell the world all about them. That is how I felt about this particular book! The stories are very good and I was immediately pulled into reading all the rest of them right after the first story. These stories are creepy and spine-tingling. They had me on the edge of my seat! A masterful story collection!
September 23, 2017
Solid collection of creepy, atmospheric stories set in Georgetown, CO. Some are set in the past, some the present. From creatures in the mines to the ghosts of gold-hearted prostitutes, there's something for everyone in this anthology. None of the stories disappointed, though some were better than others, as is always the case in an anthology. Quick, but satisfying read.
February 3, 2018
This was a very interesting book but it's not about the Georgetown near D.C. The stories are varied and each has so much interest in it, you just can't stop reading. I'm sure there's something for everybody in this book. If you like short stories, you should give this book a try. You'll love it.
June 23, 2019
Some of these stories are gold. A few are more like aluminum... but I had fun.
September 23, 2021
A series of ghost stories about the town of Georgetown, Colorado. A nice concept along with some pretty good stories.
September 23, 2020
Good collection
The stories in this book are diverse, but centered around the haunting of a ghost town. The stories are well written and interesting.
The stories in this book are diverse, but centered around the haunting of a ghost town. The stories are well written and interesting.
January 15, 2024
It made me want to revisit my childhood haunt and see how much has changed. The stories were eerily creepy and so much fun to read. Please do one about Evergreen Colorado
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