Mrs. Jeffrey’s writing sparkles with authenticity … the creative, sincere talent of an author who practices that most ethereal of all lost arts—storytelling. — Philadelphia Magazine

An expert, Adi-Kent Thomas Jeffrey writes as a specialist in the super-natural. — Philadelphia Inquirer

Her stories are more than a chronology to entertain … they are the haunted world approached by an investigator.
— Trenton Times

See Adi-Kent Thomas Jeffrey page from the Hall of Heroines at The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences of the Iowa State University

ACROSS THE LAND, GHOST TO GHOST: New England Nights : Ghost in the Guest Room, Coffin of the Undead,, Killer in a Commune — Hauntings Along the Hudson and its Hills: Specter in the Rectory, Boy in Brass Buttons, The Visitors — Darkness Over the Delaware: Mark of a Molly Maguire, Holiday Holocaust, Candy Store Crime — Ghostly Entities in our Capital and its Environs: Ghost that Saved the Capital, Incident at the White House, Gasping Ghost — Shadows in the Southlands: The “Thing” Below, Headless Spook, Ghost that Led to the Gallows. — Mysteries from Near the Mississippi: A Fatal Affair, Phantom Spinner, Casey Jones—Doomed Engineer? — Ghosts of the Great Lakes Areas: Old Man of the Graveyard, The Invisible Man, Ghostly Act in the Attic. — Wraiths of the Wide West: Death Waltz, Britt Bailey–Ghost Gunman, Tom Cypher’s Ghost Engine.

 ABOUT THE AUTHOR:   Dubbed “The Mistress of the Macabre,” Adi-Kent Thomas Jeffrey spent a lifetime investigating psychic phenomena and the supernatural. Although she traveled the world to investigate tales of the uncanny, she always returned to her beloved Bucks County, Pennsylvania, to reflect on and write about her experiences. In 1975, she was cast into the national spotlight when her book, The Bermuda Triangle, was ranked #1 on the New York Times Best Seller List.

A bona-fide ghost hunter, Mrs. Jeffrey chased vampires throughout Turkey and Transylvania, pursued werewolf visions in the hills of Italy, flew head-on into that “Twilight Zone” of the Atlantic called “The Bermuda Triangle,” where thousands of people have disappeared without a trace, and tracked down the forbidden house of interrogation and torture, maintained by the infamous Beria, head of Stalin’s Secret Police during the dark reign of communism.

This vibrant, dynamic and versatile woman was a frequent guest on radio and television. She appeared on What’s My Line? and To Tell the Truth during the 1970’s. A renowned lecturer, she spoke with knowledge and authority on the many facets of the supernatural. Mrs. Jeffrey ardently believed that truth is stranger and much more astonishing than fiction.

Through these spine-chilling stories, Adi-Kent Thomas Jeffrey’s inquisitive and fearless spirit will forever haunt the corners of our minds.

Books by Adi-Kent Thomas Jeffrey

The Bermuda Triangle
Triangle of Terror
They Dared the Devil’s Triangle
Parallel Universe
Ghosts in the Valley (Seaboard Press)
More Ghosts in the Valley (Seaboard Press)
Ghost to Ghost From Across the Land (Seaboard Press)
Ghosts of the Revolution
Witches and Wizards (coming from Castle Keep Press --November 2007)
They Dared Niagra
A Gathering of Ghosts (coming from Seaboard Press February 2008)

Would you like to go on a GHOST TOUR?
In 1982, Adi-Kent Thomas Jeffrey founded

Ghost Tours of New Hope (Bucks County, PA)

And they are, under new ownership still going strong,
more popular than ever.

For more information, go to
www.ghosttoursofnewhope.com