About the author
Nicole Beauchamp writes regional books of ghost lore for History Press, focused on Michigan. Haunted Detroit (2022) collects reputedly haunted sites across the city, opening from the legend of the Nain Rouge, while Haunted Mid-Michigan (2026) turns to smaller towns and hubs across the region, including stories tied to Grand Blanc High School's East Campus. Both books follow the format common to History Press's haunted-history series: short, location-by-location accounts of local paranormal lore presented alongside the area's actual history, aimed at readers interested in ghost stories tied to a specific place rather than at general treatments of the paranormal. The books are shelved under spiritualism and suit readers planning a visit to the region as much as those simply drawn to local ghost stories.
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💬 What our editors say about Nicole Beauchamp's books
“This title offers a charming entry point for casual enthusiasts of urban hauntings but may disappoint serious researchers seeking rigorous documentation or critical analysis. Readers expecting scholarly depth or verified…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Haunted Detroit Beauchamp, Nicole
“Beauchamp delivers a charming yet spooky tour of Mid-Michigan’s spectral underbelly. The strength lies in the careful recounting of local legends and phantom students, woven into a rich tapestry of paranormal activity. However,…”
Esoterica Books editorial team, Occult literature desk · on Haunted Mid-Michigan