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I picked this book up as a fun adjunct to my travel planning for a May 2016 trip to NOLA. It turned out to be fairly entertaining, if not always light, reading.Author Troy Taylor looks at some of the most famous (or infamous) citizens of New Orleans and talks about the places they are believed to ha...
While I enjoy historical face as well as well-written and well-documented books, I also love reading folklore and the stories of areas I've lived it. I've read several books concerning stories and ghost tales set in East Tennessee, an area I know well. Now, I'm trying to branch out and chose this bo...
2.5/5 Stars...Meh, I found this book to be ok. I am happy I was able to get it from my library versus purchasing it. I thought there was a lot of background to the story versus of the story itself and that the story was kind of breezed over. Luckily, it was a VERY quick and light read, which is what...
This was full of historical inaccuracies. I would suggest this book only for the elementary school history program. There are many more academic books that could acquaint college level readers with the Bell Witch. Taylor needs to stick with his ghost hunting and leave literature to those who can at ...
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