Richard Falconer Livres

This is the first time a book has been written solely devoted to the Ghosts of Fife in Scotland. The book has over 270 pages and covers over 80 haunted places from right across the Kingdom. A wealth of supernatural phenomenon will be found within this book with well over 100 separate occurrences with previously unpublished local firsthand accounts, rare stories and tales including reports as recently as September 2013. The book incorporates an A to Z of haunted places and includes a tour of 25 haunted castles. The book is fully illustrated, with many photos taken by the author from across Fife. The book also includes researched published material spanning hundreds of years and is the most comprehensive collection Fife has ever seen. This is a must read for any interested in Ghosts and especially for those interested in the Kingdom of Fife. 'Ghosts of Fife' is the companion book to 'Ghosts of St. Andrews' by the same author.

Set in 1893, the story unfolds around a groundbreaking discovery that captivates an entire nation, igniting curiosity and awe. The newspaper report detailing this event serves as a catalyst for exploration and intrigue, highlighting the impact of the revelation on society. As the narrative progresses, it delves into the reactions and consequences stemming from this extraordinary find, showcasing the interplay between innovation and public perception during a transformative era.