Books with author Joshua Duke

Description:**** New York Time Best Seller Nominee ******** A return to actual spooky stories, that keep you on the edge of your seat – Haunted World ****From one of America’s oldest and most haunted cities, comes a book of new short stories. Cursed locations, Ghost that kill, Ghost that continue doing their job even after they pass way and of course, there are the ghosts who don't realize they are dead. It's all here.Stories: Matanzas Treasure The Run Mary Walker Old Jail House Castillo de San Marcos Deep Love Last Resident The Writer The Writer’s StoryReviews:Haunted World – 4.5 StarsFacebook – Over 500,000 Likes“A true page turner.” - WSJ“About time we have new stories from our Oldest City” - Historic City Mag“Can’t wait for your next book.” Judy from Seattle“Couldn’t stop thinking about how I could be looking at a ghost and not a real person in the distance.” Mitch from Tampa“Love the short stories” Erika from Washington DC“Some were a very graphic, but, I still read it twice.” Donald from Maine“Was at the jail house and I thought I saw the sheriff looking down at me!” - Travel Mag“I would kill too if someone stole from me…lol” - Todd from OrlandoFrom the Author:Even though I am from Maine and we have a rich history and coastal villages/towns as well. When I visited St. Augustine for the first time and I walked around I fell in love with the place.On my second visit, my head went into over drive with all these stories as I walked around. I quickly began to text my ideas to myself to make sure that I didn’t forget. Now I have the pleasure of sharing some of those stories with you…I also want to thank St. Augustine, New York Times, Haunted World, Facebook and Amazon.

**** NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLER NOMINEE ******** NOMINATED FOR BEST NEW HOLIDAY BOOK ****Description:Every town has a house that is surrounded with stories and rumors of strange events. For Larissa, she sees it as her chance to investigate her first haunted house. Filled with excitement and uncertainty, she knows the history of the house and the risk that is involved.However, she sees it as her chance to find the truth and finally separate fact from fiction. Even though it could be the death of her.**** READ LARISSA GHOST HUNTER: FIRST CASE FOR FREE WITH YOUR KINDLE UNLIMITED SUBSCRIPTION ******** INCLUDES FREE BONUS STORY ****Reviews:Haunted World – 4.5 StarsFacebook – Over 1,000,000 likes “Love the girl being the hero.” – WSJ“Great book for Halloween. Sure to become a classic.” -- People“You should not publish this book. It encourages kids to do the wrong things.” - Historic City Mag“Loving your work so far.” Judy from Seattle“There is a house in my town that has rumors like that.” - Erik from Portland“Is this a movie that is coming out soon?” - Tanya from Ma,“You shouldn’t tell stories like this.” -- Christian GroupFrom the Author:I want to thank everyone for taking the time to read my book. With my last book, “Spooky Tales: St. Augustine Florida” staying in the Top 2% of Amazons sales list, I am excited to be able to release this book.I am working on my next project already. Hopefully I will have it out to you soon.

Tales of The Brothers Three chronicles the misadventures of three brothers with overactive imaginations and all the trouble they get into because of it. Mustaches, Monsters, & Other Hairy Situations is a collection of hilarious stories about fishing for sharks in the toilet, getting sucked inside a vacuum cleaner, battling haunted mustaches, and the legend behind a sock-munching monster named, Mook.

Tales of The Brothers Three chronicles the misadventures of three brothers with overactive imaginations and all the trouble they get into because of it. Mustaches, Monsters, & Other Hairy Situations is a collection of hilarious stories about fishing for sharks in the toilet, getting sucked inside a vacuum cleaner, battling haunted mustaches, and the legend behind a sock-munching monster named, Mook.

Keith is finally left in charge and he wants everything to go perfectly. However, when his wild brothers, Wayne and Dougie, are around, things almost never do. the only way to combat their craziness is with some of his own. If everything goes according to plan, Keith will convince his brothers that switching bodies is as easy as changing clothes. But once keith is free of his sweater vest, responsibility might not be the only things that ends up getting thrown out the window.Sweater Vest Switcheroo unravels Keith’s yarn along with a few others including ones about red-marker mustaches, the Dirt Protection Agency, Trunk-Nosed Duffs, sock chameleons, and a treasure-filled crack between the couch cushions.

There have been many noteworthy robberies over the years. But very few, in fact almost none, involve socks. That is until Mook, a sock-loving monster, assembled a crack team of operatives to help him pull off the biggest sock heist in history. The Sock Sucking Bandit collects Mook’s tale along with several others, including ones about, talking furniture, human snow shovels, Snorasaurus’, and cannibalistic basement dwellers.

Mortimer J. Moose didn't always hang on the wall in the home of The Brothers Three. He used to belong to a man so dastardly, so wiley, that he could only be called one thing... Grandpa. How did Grandpa and Mort end up mortal enemies you ask? good question. The Moose Kisser reveals Mort's tale along with many others! Including tales about barking spiders, brainless snowmaniacs, hugging momsters, mouthclops', and of course, moose smoochers

When Dougie eats his brother Wayne’s pet brain, which is actually a potato, he becomes twice as smart as any kid has a right to be. That's exactly why he must be stopped! Can Wayne put an end to the spudding genius' plans before one of his astounding inventions changes the world? Or, is his scheme half-baked?Potato-Brained Ideas, peels off Wayne and Dougie's tale along with many others, including ones about beings from beyond the North Pole, killer sweatpants, the M.A.T.s (monster aptitude tests), and a sandbox city torn apart by civil war.

There have been many noteworthy robberies over the years. But very few, in fact almost none, involve socks. That is until Mook, a sock-loving monster, assembled a crack team of operatives to help him pull off the biggest sock heist in history. The Sock Sucking Bandit collects Mook’s tale along with several others, including ones about, talking furniture, human snow shovels, Snorasaurus’, and cannibalistic basement dwellers.

When Dougie eats his brother Wayne’s pet brain, which is actually a potato, he becomes twice as smart as any kid has a right to be. That's exactly why he must be stopped! Can Wayne put an end to the spudding genius' plans before one of his astounding inventions changes the world? Or, is his scheme half-baked?Potato-Brained Ideas, peels off Wayne and Dougie's tale along with many others, including ones about beings from beyond the North Pole, killer sweatpants, the M.A.T.s (monster aptitude tests), and a sandbox city torn apart by civil war.

Keith is finally left in charge and he wants everything to go perfectly. However, when his wild brothers, Wayne and Dougie, are around, things almost never do. the only way to combat their craziness is with some of his own. If everything goes according to plan, Keith will convince his brothers that switching bodies is as easy as changing clothes. But once keith is free of his sweater vest, responsibility might not be the only things that ends up getting thrown out the window.Sweater Vest Switcheroo unravels Keith’s yarn along with a few others including ones about red-marker mustaches, the Dirt Protection Agency, Trunk-Nosed Duffs, sock chameleons, and a treasure-filled crack between the couch cushions.

Mortimer J. Moose didn't always hang on the wall in the home of The Brothers Three. He used to belong to a man so dastardly, so wiley, that he could only be called one thing... Grandpa. How did Grandpa and Mort end up mortal enemies you ask? good question. The Moose Kisser reveals Mort's tale along with many others! Including tales about barking spiders, brainless snowmaniacs, hugging momsters, mouthclops', and of course, moose smoochers.