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Well! That was quite the thunderous maelstrom of a story to switch off the book with!

It's a strong collection.

'A Speakin' Ghost' by Annie Trumbull Slosson was a wonderful ghost story. Did like that one!

This is a fun collection of creepy stories - perfect for dipping into now and then, as opposed to running them altogether and having them seem the same.

'The Invisible Tenants of Rushmere' by Florence Marryat was an effective launch to the book, with a house haunted by scary noises. The Intro to the book did mention that I was in for a lot of ghost stories, with a few exceptions. Two of my favourite Mystery novels feature "phantom" sounds on records; Killer Tune by Dreda Say Mitchell, and The Whispering Master by Frank Gruber. Always up for creepy aural!