Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #204489 in Books
• Published on: 2006-05-02
• Binding: Paperback
• 256 pages

Synopsis
'Derek Acorah's Ghost Towns' is a fully-illustrated collection of stories to tie-in with the incredible new LIVINGtv series, starring Britain's best-loved medium Derek Acorah. "Ghost Towns" sees Derek take to the road to meet the people of Britain. Derek Acorah is coming to a town near you. This fascinating TV tie-in follows Derek's adventures up and down the country. At the heart of his show is the Ghost Truck, which moves from town to town seeking new ghostly experiences. In each episode, the team investigates four mysteries in a haunted town, which involves painstaking night vigils, midnight seances and contact with locals who have passed over to and now reside in the spirit world. His adventures include: Bristol - why do the Odeon usherettes refuse to clean screen 3 alone? Royston - who is the drunken spirit who haunts an old police station? Derek also knocks on the doors of unsuspecting members of the public to deliver psychic messages - will his Doorstep Divination always be welcome? Can he convince even the most hardened sceptics?

About the Author
Following a career as a footballer with Liverpool FC and USC Lion in Australia, Derek Acorah began to tap into the psychic skills he first noticed as a child. He became an Investigator with the International Society for the Paranormal Research (ISPR), the world's authority in Field Parapsychology, in 1998 and has since become one of the country's most famous mediums, with several regular TV shows on Living TV. He makes appearances on various other TV and radio shows, both in the UK and the US, and has toured internationally and is the author of a number of books.

Customer Reviews

Great Read
This is the third book I've read by Derek Acorah, (previously read Extreme Psychic and
Amazing Psychic Stories).

This is basically about what went on during the first season of Ghost Town; you could say it's the series in writing with the odd still photograph.

Although I really enjoyed this book, I enjoyed the previous two a lot better.

Just wish my local library had had a copy, would have saved me money, it's not a book I'd read again. :-(