Milford’s Kiddnappers & the Curses of Charles Island
A fabled treasure island, glowing tree-top “ghosts,” and raccoons with suspiciously pirate-like silhouettes. Milford’s Charles Island packs a full three jinxes, one buried-treasure legend, and zero reasons to swim after dark. “Locals call them Kiddnappers – shimmering lights that promise pirate gold and deliver, more often than not, a confused seabird and a damp walk […]
Lydia Gilbert Ghost | Hartford Old State House Haunting Guide
Accused of witchcraft in 1654, Lydia Gilbert may still haunt the Old State House of Hartford, CT. The scents of popcorn and colonial fear linger for those with a nose for mystery and injustice. In 1654, a musket misfired, a Goodman died, and Goody Lydia Gilbert paid for it. Fear wanted a villain; a widow […]
Crypt Chick – Peeq Chronicles, Chapter 3
Crypt Chick A cappuccino, a croissant, and a crypt. That’s all it takes to throw Dane Mercer and Indie Locke together on a collision course with the impossible. Beneath Center Church on the Green, something restless stirs—and when Lady Peeq arrives, danger in her eyes and command in her voice, the crypt itself seems to […]
HalfLight Séance – Peeq Chronicles, Chapter 2
HalfLight Séance The candles burn higher, the mist grows colder…and the spirit world draws closer. Lady Peeq and her guests encounter whispered chills, an unexpected flirtation, and a ghostly body that’ll haunt your dreams. Note to Readers from A.P. Meringue Set your snack stage for drifting spirits…read HalfLight Séance with flare. (Flame candles optional) Mood […]
Lady Peeq, Ghost Negotiator – Peeq Chronicles, Chapter 1
.Meet Lady Peeq in Tchotchke Townhouse, a haunted audio story set along Tenebris Quay, where fog, malfunctioning printers, and flirtatious neighbors blur the line between romance and the supernatural. Step into Episode 1 of the Lady Peeq Files—a blend of mystery, mischief, and modern hauntings. Curious how Lady Peeq handles the night at the townhouse? Watch […]
Name the White Lady of Union Cemetery
Let’s be honest: being a ghost is hard enough without people calling you “The White Lady” like you’re some anemic mannequin from a discount bridal outlet. https://mrsraines.com/raines_content/uploads/2025/08/NametheWhiteLady.mp4 For more than a century, Connecticut locals have whispered about a pale figure gliding through the mist of Union Cemetery in Easton. She floats. She flickers. She smells […]