About the author
Jennifer Eblin is the author of Haunted Miami Valley, published by History Press in 2010 and later reissued in a Library Editions format. The book gathers ghost stories tied to Ohio's Miami Valley region, including the haunting associated with Xenia's Eden Hall and an account of a murder victim's spirit said to linger nearby. Like much regional ghost-story nonfiction, it works through local history and place, using specific buildings and towns as anchors for the stories it retells rather than offering a general theory of hauntings. The book is aimed at readers interested in Ohio history and local legend as much as at those drawn to the paranormal specifically, and it fits within History Press's wider series of state-by-state and region-by-region haunted histories written by local authors familiar with their area's past.
📖 Where to start with Jennifer Eblin
💬 What our editors say about Jennifer Eblin's books
“Eblin delivers a compelling collection that successfully weaves unsettling narratives into the fabric of Ohio's Miami Valley history. The work is well-researched, bringing to light spectral residents like those at Eden Hall with…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Haunted Miami Valley Eblin, Jennifer
“While Eblin delivers a compelling narrative for enthusiasts of regional paranormal history, this book is not suited for those seeking academic rigor or scientific debunking. Readers looking for rigorous historical analysis or…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Haunted Miami Valley
