Does the series have a reading order?

No, the volumes are independent. Each book covers a separate type of location, such as houses, hotels, or ships, without requiring prior knowledge from other titles.

Can I read just one book in this series?

Yes, each volume stands alone. You can purchase individual titles like those on haunted graveyards, battlefields, or asylums without needing to collect the entire set for context.

What specific locations does the series cover?

The books explore haunted graveyards, houses, hotels, mansions, battlefields, prisons, asylums, hospitals, ships, and lighthouses. Each title focuses on one of these distinct settings for detailed examination.

Reading order & editions

Haunted Places: Spooky Locations

10 books in the catalog · Brightpoint Press

Series authors

Writers represented in Haunted Places

A short note on each author and their books in this series.

Kenny Abdo

5 books in the series

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Heather C Hudak

1 book in the series

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Carla Mooney

1 book in the series

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Series reading order: Haunted Places

1 Haunted Asylums · 2020 $27.99 View →
2 Haunted Battlefields · 2020 $27.99 View →
3 Haunted Hotels · 2020 $27.99 View →
4 Haunted Houses · 2020 $27.99 View →
5 Haunted Prisons · 2020 $27.99 View →
6 Haunted Asylums & Hospitals · 2025 $33.95 View →
7 Haunted Graveyards · 2025 $33.95 View →
8 Haunted Hotels · 2025 $33.95 View →
9 Haunted Houses & Mansions · 2025 $33.95 View →
10 Haunted Ships & Lighthouses · 2025 $33.95 View →

This collection gathers titles from the Haunted Places series, focusing on locations rumored to be inhabited by spirits or residual energy. The volumes examine specific types of sites where supernatural activity is frequently reported. Authors such as Kenny Abdo, Carla Mooney, Laura Stickney, Richard Sebra, Janie Havemeyer, and Heather C Hudak contribute entries that investigate these eerie settings. Each book isolates a distinct category of haunted location for focused study. The works do not form a single narrative but rather offer separate explorations of different venues associated with the paranormal. Readers interested in the geography of fear or specific architectural sites will find varied perspectives within this grouping.