Stare Deep into the Abyss...and the Ghosts Stare Back With its breathtaking views, amazing depths, and terrifying ghosts, ghouls, and UFOs, the Grand Canyon is indeed worthy of its title as one of the greatest natural—and supernatural—wonders in the world. This incredible book invites you to journey into the canyon's most haunted locations and explore first-hand accounts of spirits and unexplainable events. Ghosts of the Grand Canyon is packed with extraordinary true tales from people who have encountered the paranormal in and around this awe-inspiring hotspot. Authors Judy and Brian-James Martinez present the history of these sites, their significance to locals and tourists alike, and the facts, legends, and speculations about what caused such horrific hauntings. Also featuring photos of the canyon's breathtaking views and spookiest sites, this book dares you to look deep into the abyss and discover what lurks there.

UFOs, ghost trains, and El Chupacabra figure prominently in this collection of eerie tales from the Grand Canyon State. From the arid desert to the population centers of Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, come a variety of stories and legends, including the phantom of Jack the Ripper, Sedona’s mysterious magnetic fields, and ghostly—and homicidal—guardians of the Lost Dutchman Mine.

Ghost tales from hotels and trails in Grand Canyon National Park.

A travel guide to haunted locations throughout the state of Arizona features black-and-white photographs, supernatural anecdotes, addresses and contact information of scary sites open to the public, and more.

Four friends visit a U.S. Park Ranger friend and her two children. They all get involved in a "grand" mystery that includes one wild river, two runaway rafts, and six slithering snakes in the Grand Canyon.

ThunderBird Walking is an autobiographical novel inspired by a writer's experiences living near Grand Canyon. Laced with mystical horror and magical realism, the reader is taken on a journey that stretches from North Carolina to Arizona and into the depths of one man's psyche. In an America that no longer has a place for great writers, a man walks the landscape solo, talking to the only beings who listen--the spirits and ghosts that haunt his mind and the lands he travels. He lives a life waiting and hoping for love, and finally seeks it out, only to find a harsh world that keeps pushing him toward the edge of Grand Canyon.

A page-by-page guide of additional information, trivia, historical facts and more to help teachers be experts on the Grand Canyon.