Fascinating presentation of claims and counter-claims. Many interesting photographs. Adds many details not published elsewhere. In all his ghost books, it is clear Borley is his favorite subject. One of the best books avaialable on the subject.

For those interested in unsolved mysteries Peter Underwoods contribution to Ripper scholarship is a must, detailing the various suspects, possible motives and murder scenes with chilling vividness. His book contains a host of rare photographs of murder scenes, suspects and victims!. Sure to captivate those interested in unsolved crimes, a ground breaking edition already considered a collectors item.

Peter Underwood is acknowledged as the worlds leading authority and writer on the paranormal, those who read this book will understand why. Mr Underwood avoids sensationalism and goes to the very heart of the worlds haunted history, adhering to the facts and substantiated accounts of ghost visitations the reader is provided with the raw details to decide for his/her self whether ghosts walk amongst us. Believer and sketic will agree on one thing, this book is a great read.

Peter Underwood is without a doubt the greatest guide in the world for ghost hunters. With his 41st effort, the Life President of the Ghost Club Society leads us through the world's most fascinating paranormal cases. From the most famous investigations like Borley and Enfield, to the more obscure mysteries of Pumphrey Australia and Little Baldwin Creek in Oregon, Underwood takes us around the world in search of phantoms. It is an exciting tour! Underwood has a personable style that allows him to become friends with most readers. Lots of photos, a bibliography, and a detailed index make this a must for the novice ghost hunter or the most experienced researcher.

I picked up this book at a bargain book table, expecting yet another cliched rehash of oft-told ghost stories. I was therefore pleasantly surprised to discover what is undoubtedly the best "coffee table" book on Britain's haunted houses. The author, Peter Underwood, is the head of London's prestigious Ghost Club, and he has obviously put a great deal of effort and class into this book. What most impressed me are the incredible PHOTOGRAPHS of the haunted sites. Though shot in simple black and white, the pics were taken by an expert hand who has managed to capture the stately elegance of some of Britain's most beautful buildings. These pics are worth the price of the book alone, but Underwood never forgets to give his readers just enough info in his brief expositions to whet their appetites. If I have one complaint it is there are not enough of these very excellent pictures. This book is a worthy addition to any ghost-fancier's library.