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    Algoma Ghost: The Legend of Hell's Bridge

    By Russell Slater

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    The Legend:  
    In 1835, near Laphamville (modern Rockford), Michigan, several children went missing. After trusted village elder Elias Friske confessed to their murder, he was hanged by vengeful parents. His ghost is rumored to still inhabit the site of the lynching – an area known locally as “Hell’s Bridge.” 
     
    As Halloween draws near, a group of teenage thrill-seekers gather near a rusted iron foot bridge. When they disappear into thin air, paranormal investigator Birgil Doxey puts himself on the case. As he probes the mystery, he learns the shocking truth about the town’s dark past.

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      LanguageEnglish
      PublisherPeninsulam Publishing
      Release dateDec 1, 2017
      ISBN9781386163435
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