New Fiction explores ghost hunting

Dec. 20, 2010 - PRLog -- PHOENIX,Ariz.- Haunt Me Forever: An Unearthly Child Chronicle by Leisel, aims to tell a ghost story full of suspense, mystery and the undead. It is the first in a series of books.
Haunt Me Forever tells the story of Gentry, a young woman who can see ghosts. Gentry is adopted and was born in a convent. When her stepsister is kidnapped, Gentry couldn't be happier to be rid of her evil sibling, but she seeks to reconcile her sister's disappearance and uncover the truth behind her own birth. Through the course of Gentry's journey, readers are introduced to a cast of otherworldly supporting characters, including nuns who believe Gentry's father is the devil and children buried in the family's cemetery.
Leisel has always loved a good ghost story and Haunt Me Forever intends to be an entertaining and scary read in the tradition on fireside ghost tales. When Leisel was recovering from a brain tumor and multiple strokes, she found herself passing time at the hospital by spinning  stories in her mind. Inspired by the great escape her stories provided in times of tumoil, Leisel hopes Haunt Me Forever will provide the same fantasy and escape from reality for her  readers.
Haunt Me Forever: An Unearthly Child Chronicle is available online at Amazon.com and other channels.

About the Author
 Leisel is a former mortician with a bachelor's degree in Secondary Education, HIstory and English. She has survived a brain tumor and two strokes and is working on a autobiography that describes her experiences with her illness. Leisel has four children and lives in Phoenix.

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LEISELBOOKS aims at telling the story in Haunt Me Forever in a series of books, and also reveaing the story of Leisel's trials in an autobiography.