Sangines: Do you believe in ghosts?

ORLANDO, Fla. – Whether or not you believe

in the paranormal, author Dave Lapham

made a fascinating argument for the

existence of spirits whom may not have

passed to the other side.

Lapham gave a lecture about his new

book “GhostHunting Florida;” a

selection of paranormal short stories.

Barnes & Nobel carries the book

and hosted a lecture at Colonial Plaza

on Tuesday September 7th.

“I am very interested in ghosts,” said

Janet Locket,“I have had experiences in the past.”

“GhostHunting Florida” is a fast-paced

book which delivers a rich researched collection

of unexplainable tales. Ghosts, spirits and spectrums

are central characters who thrill and engage

readers.

“For what I have heard during the lecture, the

stories are very interesting,” said Michael Gavin,
“I can’t wait to read the whole book.”

With this book, Lapham has achieved his

first trilogy of the genre. Following the

publication of “Ghosts of St. Augustine” and

“Ancient City Hauntings,” Lapham was not

interested in writing another ghost book. However,

John Kachuba of the publishing house America’s Haunted

Road Trip, offered Lapham an advance he

could not refuse to complete the trilogy.

Lapham is currently working on his first novel.

He didn’t reveal much of it, but implied that there

would still be a ghost theme.

For more information on the book go to

Sangines