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by Janice Vanhorne-Lane (Author)
Restless spirits inhabit the homes, farms, churches, and graveyards of Carroll County.
Perishing under mysterious circumstances, Absalom Karn may have good reason to remain in his home after death. Isaac Cox is rumored to have dropped dead immediately after building his twenty-room mansion, but another spirit may be attached to the place. A Native American burial ground may be to blame for the strange occurrences on the Taylor farm, and the owner of the Virginia Restaurant and Lounge believes a ghost saved her life. Local author Janice VanHorne-Lane takes a new look at well-known tales of local hauntings and introduces several new ones.
Author Biography
This is the fourth work Janice VanHorne-Lane has published with Arcadia Publishing and The History Press. Her other works include Carroll County: A Place to Call Home, Carrollton: Then & Now and Safe Houses and the Underground Railroad in East Central Ohio. Janice has lived in Carroll County most of her life. When she isn't writing, Janice works as a secretary for Mount Pleasant Methodist Church and can often be found at her storefront, Kase-n-Lane Eclectic Artisans, where she makes and sells custom, handmade items.
