Wales is said to be the most haunted country in the world. Restless spirits roam the ancient land, from the lofty peaks of Snowdonia, to the dark depths of the abandoned mines. In 'Paranormal Wales' local author Mark Rees takes the reader on a spine-chilling journey to dozens of these locations, which include well-known tourist landmarks and more secluded spots well off the beaten track. These accounts of disembodied voices, supernatural mists and pesky poltergeists range from centuries-old legends to modern-day sightings. Visit the oldest pub in Wales, where 185 people were sentenced to death by hanging, and some of which remain to this day. Explore the majestic opera house built by a world-famous soprano, who continues to perform on her beloved stage from beyond the grave. Spend the night in a seemingly idyllic manor house, where a murdered servant girl and a phantom dog conceal an eerie secret. Or step back in time at one of the many ivy-strewn castles, where ladies in white patrol the Gothic battlements as tortured screams ring out from the dungeons below. Some of these stories might be familiar, others less so, but they all have one thing in common - they will make you think twice about turning off the light at night. Illustrated throughout, 'Paranormal Wales' will be of spine-tingling interest to those wanting to discover more about the country's haunted and hidden heritage.