Eaton's Ghost: A Yellowstone Ghost Story
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Eaton's Ghost: A Yellowstone Ghost Story

by K. R. Bailey

About this book

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Author Bryn McCullough loves ghost stories and Yellowstone National Park is full of them. For her next book, she heads to Yellowstone to research ghosts. Never did she expect to actually meet one. After losing his wife, Eaton Westfield found solace and a new place to reinvent his life as a photographer in the tourist town of West Yellowstone. On his expeditions into the Park, a ghost appears in his photos. He tries to explain the unusual occurrence as a problem with lighting. When Bryn and Eaton bump into each other, she is intrigued by the picture of the ghost woman in his pictures. She’s shocked it looks so much like her. He doesn’t believe in ghosts and is determined to prove her ghost theory wrong. They begin a journey of finding the truth. What they discover is a surprise neither expects.

Publication Date
May 25, 2026
ASIN
1718764367

Reader Reviews

Beautiful story

February 18, 2025

This book keeps you hooked! A very touching and beautiful story. Highly recommend this book. Keeps you believing in love. )

A great read

June 9, 2020

Interesting story how our lives, our loves, our adventures, and our pasts are intertwined. The author has a knack for drawing you into the story and the characters so it's difficult to put the book down. This was a great read, I have purchased more of her books and look forward to the next adventure. ) One person found this helpful

Loved it!

April 30, 2021

What a wonderful story! I usually steer toward ghost stories, and this was no exception. But, I enjoyed the characters and the native American spirit that tried to speak his heart with two incredible individuals! Highly recommended. )

Spirits love too.

September 1, 2020

This is a very lovelystory. Believe as you will. Love comes when your ready. Don't question your own sense of beauty. Enjoy. ) One person found this helpful

Amateur writing.

March 1, 2025

This would have made a great short story. To qualify as a book? I guess it was necessary to remind us often of things clearly stated before. I have never read a story with so much REPETITION. Turned an interesting concept into a sad repetitive string of overused scenes, words and settings. Didn’t do more than scan some paragraphs as it was clear that no NEW information was contained therein. Disappointing! ) One person found this helpful

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