The Mysterious North Shore: A Collection of Short Stories about Ghosts, Ufos, Shipwrecks and More

From the Thrilling to the Chilling

You’ll be mesmerized by these amazing tales of shipwrecks and animal attacks, supernatural stories of ghosts, UFOs, and even Bigfoot. Only the most fascinating and frightening of them all will be found on the pages of this book. Perfect for camp-outs, campfires, and visits to the cabin, each story will leave you longing to hear the next.

Book Features:

• More than 20 real accounts of ghosts, UFOs, shipwrecks, and more
• Short stories for quick, convenient reading
• Interesting, fast-paced action sure to entice even the most reluctant of readers

The Mysterious North Shore makes a wonderful gift or keepsake. If you enjoy a good yarn, this book is for you!

Bill Mayo is a former Duluth resident and has lived in Two Harbors, Minnesota, for the last twenty-three years. Long a part of the poetry scene of the North Shore and a former Artist-in Residence for Isle Royale National Park, he has published work in National Geographic Traveler, Poets Who Haven’t Moved to St. Paul and Zenith City Arts. He also holds an AAS Degree in Human Services and is an enrolled member of the Leech Lake Pillager Band. His love of the North Shore came early while driving along old Highway 61 with his parents as a boy. Whether in a canoe, diving or walking the beach, the eternal mystery of the lake is always awe-inspiring for him.

A Minnesota native and longtime visitor to the North Shore, Kate Barthel now resides within view of Lake Superior. Frequent trips “Up North” finally gave over to permanent residence, and Kate has drawn on her previous perspective as a visitor to the area in the compilation of these narratives. She spent most of her career in the role of counselor, is a licensed therapist and addictions counselor with an MA in counseling psychology.