<p>&quot;. . . known as 'The Poet Priestess of the Spirit of New Orleans' Bloody Mary is a true spokeswoman of her hometown . . .&quot; --<i>Southern Women Magazine</i></p><p>In 15 compelling chapters, Bloody Mary shares with readers her experiences with the ghosts and haunted happenings of New Orleans. Among the tales of the supernatural are:<br></p><ul><li>A visit to a haunted sanitarium</li><li>A meeting with Julie the Ghost of Forbidden Love</li><li>The story of Madame La Laurie, La Vampyra</li><li>Meetings with Jean Lafitte, the Gentleman Pirate</li><li>Encounters with the ghosts in New Orleans graveyards</li></ul><p></p><p>Each chapter ends with &quot;Afterlife Lessons and Warnings&quot; that help readers navigate the seen and the unseen worlds.</p><p>What makes these stories particularly engaging is Bloody Mary herself. She is not only a psychic investigator, she is also a psychic healer offering healing and kindness to spirits that walk the earth and also helping readers find spiritual lessons in encounters with the spirit world.</p>