How many books are in this series?

We currently stock three titles focusing on Chicago, Virginia, and Western Pennsylvania. Each volume is independently written by different authors, ensuring diverse perspectives on regional hauntings without overlapping content.

Where should I start reading?

Start with the region you know best or plan to visit. Haunted Chicago is ideal for urban legend fans. Haunted Western Pennsylvania suits those interested in industrial history. Haunted Virginia appeals to readers of colonial lore. Any entry point works perfectly.

Do the books need to be read in sequence?

No, they are not connected by plot. Each title is a standalone guide to local ghosts. You can read them in any order. They share a publisher and theme but contain no narrative continuity, making them flexible additions to your paranormal library.

Reading order & editions

Haunted Series: Regional Ghost Lore

110 books in the catalog · History Press

Haunted Wisconsin: Ghosts and Strange Phenomena of the Badger State

Haunted Hotels: Eerie Inns, Ghoulish Guests, and Creepy Caretakers Ogden, Tom

Haunted Jersey Shore: Ghosts and Strange Phenomena of the Garden State Coast Stansfield, Charles A

Haunted Lighthouses: Phantom Keepers, Ghostly Shipwrecks, and Sinister Calls from the Deep Jones, Ray

The Haunted series by Adams Media delves into the spectral history of specific American regions. Each volume explores famous phantoms, sinister sites, and lingering legends tied to local geography. These non-fiction guides blend folklore with historical accounts, offering readers a tangible connection to the supernatural past.

Designed for ghost hunters and casual readers alike, the books provide practical information alongside eerie narratives. Whether you seek paranormal investigation tips or simply enjoy a chilling story, this series offers a curated collection of regional hauntings that feel immediate and authentic.

How to read the series

Order does not matter, as each book stands alone. Newcomers should start with the region closest to them. Haunted Chicago offers urban density, while Haunted Western Pennsylvania provides industrial folklore. Haunted Virginia rounds out the collection with colonial history. Pick the locale that intrigues you most.