Books with title Haunted summer

If you want to see a ghost, you have to believe in them... Siblings Jo and Allan spend a magical six-week summer holiday with their aunt at her fancy dress shop in Hastings, England, surrounded by magic, the age-old history of Hastings, and haunted houses. Jo is an 8-year-old girl who loves cats - and ghosts - and is anxious to see her very first spirit. Surely in historic Hastings, her wish will come true! Allan is her 11-year-old brother who loves football and history. He is also very protective of his little sister. Now a history teacher, the story is told through Allan's eyes many years later, as he recounts what happened on My Haunted Summer Holiday. Join these two for a summer vacation you will never forget. Tina Brown lives in Hastings, England, the setting for her book. She is a medical secretary, and plans to write two more sequels to My Haunted Summer Holiday, one for Halloween and one for Christmas. She is partial to reading Susan Hill and Edgar Allan Poe.

Shawn is you average (not so popular) sixth grader. Summer is drawing near, and he has a great idea to increase his popularity: a wilderness exploring adventure. One that is sure to provide him with a great story to tell on the first day of seventh grade. A tale that will have fellow classmates dying to hear more. However, when he steps off of the bus ready to begin his summer... his plans, his family, and his life fall farther in danger with each passing day. His summer will be unforgetable, if only he can survive it.

Kristy and Lawrence are a couple who work together as Private Investigators.Kristy is fascinated by the paranormal while Lawrence remains sceptical. She has added psychic skills to her resume which has lead her to being relegated to the role of nanny when she applies for investigate work. She is rescued from this role by a distraught mother, Suzanne, who is convinced her son , Eddy, was murdered.Eddy has died in a house fire, along with a young girl assumed to be Ashlin,who had been left in charge of the house. Kristy is led deeper into the maze of relationships of Eddy and Ashlin and Eddy's family. Kristy finds Ashlin's journal and is fascinated by her account of a young boy and girl dying, in a fire, in a house by the sea. Finally, the case appears to have been wrapped up, at least from sceptical Lawrence's point of view, but following events show all is not as it seems.