Rebecca Solomon

Ghosts of the Pennyrile Rebecca Solomon

What lurks in the dense forests of your favorite state park camping site? Or on the banks of the nearby river? Generations of pioneers, Native Americans, working men and women, and those passing through the Tradewater region are bound to have left some supernatural residue of their lives, their struggles, their lost loved ones, and the friendships and enemies they made along the way. Sometimes someone will discover an artifact in a plowed field or along an old dirt road that speaks of times gone by. And sometimes it is just a chill at evening, a mist that shouldn't be there, or a feeling of being watched. In a place that has seen so much life and death, joy and sorrow, impressions and imprints are bound to remain. And sometimes things you can't explain just happen. In her second book of regional ghost stories, Rebecca Solomon brings her imagination to Pennyrile State Forest Resort Park. Pennyrile has never been reputed to be haunted; but its unique topography and history lends itself to the idea that it could be. All kinds of things seem possible around a campfire at night. I see you're shivering...move a little closer to the fire and immerse yourself in the stories...