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Building on the success of Thirteen Tales from Haunted Liverpool - Book One, the second book in this series delves even deeper ... From the narrow cut-throughs of Liverpool ONE to the windswept heights of Everton Brow, from quiet terraced streets to the fluorescent corridors of shopping districts, each story reveals a haunting that does not rely on abandoned houses or ancient legends, but on the thin, fragile membrane between the everyday and the unseen. A man meets his own double on Penny Lane. A shadow on a hill remembers the workhouse that once stood there. A sealed shop window hides a figure that watches the crowd outside. Gates that should lead nowhere whisper with the weight of a century-old sorrow. And in homes across the region, something follows the witnesses back, refusing to remain tied to the place where it first appeared. Told in a stark, documentary style that blends testimony, reconstruction, and atmospheric detail, these ten cases form a chilling portrait of hauntings that feel less like stories and more like intrusions - brief, deliberate moments when the past presses into the present, when the living are observed by something that should not be watching. These are not tales of ghosts in the traditional sense. They are accounts of presence. Of attention. Of encounters that leave a mark. And once you've read them, you may find yourself glancing twice at reflections, shadows, and the quiet spaces you once trusted. Because in these pages, the modern world is haunted - not by what has died, but by what refuses to leave.

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