Mrs. Treaster's Bed & Breakfast

A weekend at a historic Victorian inn nestled in Pennsylvania's beautiful Allegheny Mountains seemed just what the doctor ordered for photographer Andy Glockenturm to help get his life back on track after a heartbreaking personal tragedy. But little did he know of the dark secret lurking within its walls and surrounding its owner, Mrs. Etta Treaster, her staff and the other guests lodged there. From the author of the Will Nickerson Mysteries, Mrs. Treaster's Bed & Breakfast is a new venture into a different genre of fiction, that of horror and chilling paranormal suspense. If you're a fan of ghosts, old houses and things that go bump in the night, this is a story not to be missed. Come to Belfry, Pennsylvania. Spend a night in the B&B. If you dare.

About the Author

I am currently living in my home state of Ohio, but much prefer to make writing a virtual vacation by setting my novels elsewhere, mainly in places where I have had great vacations. I have five books in the Will Nickerson Mysteries series published so far, with a new one in the works. Mrs. Treaster's Bed & Breakfast, which is not a part of my whodunit series, represents a new venture for me, being my first effort at a ghostly horror story. I literally dreamed up the idea a few years ago when I had a nightmare about a stay in a haunted B&B inn located somewhere in Pennsylvania's Allegheny Mountains region-and I got to thinking why not develop it into a book? It seemed like a perfect idea either for a long short story or a short novel, and since I'm a novel guy rather than a short story guy, I decided to do it as a short and fast reading novel. In addition to fiction writing, I am a small businessman and part time sheep shearer and plan to go into farming and agritourism as future goals. I enjoy hiking, cycling, horseback riding, swimming, sailing, photography, reading, gourmet cooking, foreign languages and travel, to name just a few of my interests. I have traveled extensively in the US and Canada and have visited Australia, New Zealand and six European countries. And yes, I am a firm believer in ghosts, especially after capturing what I believe to be a ghostly orb in a photograph I took in a rural Ohio cemetery.

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