A Book of Ghosts

Step into a dimly lit salon of the late 19th century, where a curious curator has gathered a dozen short hauntings that flicker between the everyday and the uncanny. Each tale is told in a voice that feels both intimate and slightly formal, echoing the literary magazines of a bygone era. From quiet French cafés to mist‑shrouded English countrysides, the settings shift as quickly as the chills they summon, making every story feel like a fresh, whispered warning.

Among the spectral encounters you’ll meet a bride who sees her dead sister behind a veil, a railway passenger startled by a phantom train at 9.30, and a solitary scholar in Orléans watching his change vanish under an unseen stare. A daring young man confronts a cursed ring, while an invisible hand lifts coins from a teapot. The stories are punctuated by eight inked illustrations that give a fleeting glimpse of the uncanny without giving away the ending.