FACES AT THE WINDOW: First-Hand Accounts of The Paranormal In Southern New England

Faces at the Window: First-hand Accounts of the Paranormal in Southern New England isnt the usual collection of second-hand ghost tales, exaggerated legends and spooky sketches. Its the real thing, told by a prize-winning journalist who actually researched and experienced most of the cases in this book and even photographed them. On the rare occasions when he wasnt an eyewitness, he uses first-hand sources, reliable press accounts and even government documents. Whether its the Bridgeport poltergeist outbreak of 1974, the Village of Voices, the vampires of Connecticut and Rhode Island or New Englands vanishing ships, Paul F. Eno is the ultimate inside-storyteller. His breezy style, wry wit, careful research and compassion for people (alive or dead!) all combine to make you feel youre actually at his side, working through some of the 20th centurys scariest, most remarkable cases of the paranormal in New England. New Yorks Spotlight magazine calls Faces at the Window: '...a spine-tingling read sure to unnerve even the most stout-hearted of skeptics.' Cable TV hostess and astrologer June Finan says: 'Unlike most writers on ghosts, Eno is no sensationalist. You know its real, and thats what makes this book so terrifying!'