London Readers Take to Seattle Author's Selection of Ghost Stories

Oct. 22, 2012 - PRLog -- “Tap! Tap! Tap!”  That’s the sound of so many London readers clicking their keyboards to purchase a copy of “The Ghost Chaser’s Daughter” by Emily Hill with Halloween on the nigh.  

Readers from Across-The-Pond last year took to Ms. Hill’s first collection of fright, ‘Ghost Stories And The Unexplained’ and handed the prolific author her first No. 1 slot in Amazon’s Mysticism category of books.  ‘Ghost Stories And The Unexplained’ has hit No. 1 on Amazon/UK on six separate occasions over this past year.

In an effort to entertain her international readers even more, Ms. Hill traveled to the land of Transylvania this past summer and has added ‘Chunya And The Hungarian Witch’ and ‘To Kill Ivan Gorsky’ to her collection in newly released, “The Ghost Chaser’s Daughter”, which this publisher has made available to London readers.

Visit http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ghost-Chasers-Daughter-Emily-Hill/dp/147915931X/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1350918882&sr=1-2 for details. The paperback is available in the USA, UK, Canadian and India book markets.

“The Ghost Chaser’s Daughter” is a collection of 24 short stories ranging from Seattle haunts to Transylvania terror.  ‘To Kill Ivan Gorsky’ was written as a homage to the 1956 Hungarian revolution-attempt.  In this short story, the protagonist, Gorsky, waits in the Budapest Opera House for his espionage victim.  Strange things are told to happen in the famous opera house after midnight, and our villain Ivan Gorsky is no exception to the occurrences there.”  

Ms. Hill keeps up with her international fans on Facebook and via Twitter.  “It’s a global book market now.  And, it’s an exciting world for authors – plus an eerie world for those who love a good ghost story.”

A.V. Harrison Publishing notes that Ms. Hill’s new release, “The Ghost Chaser’s Daughter” has garnered a collection of 5-star reviews over the past two weeks.  

Visit http://www.avharrison-publishing.com for details. Books available through A.V. Harrison Publishing are displayed at the publisher’s site.