Britain's Haunted Roads

Featuring Ghost Stories from the Across the British Isles

By: Adrian Finney

Narrated by: Peter McGiffen

Embark on a chilling journey through the spectral lanes of Britain in "Britain's Haunted Roads," the latest instalment in the Strange Britain series.

As you listen, prepare to be immersed in the mysterious and supernatural as real ghost stories unfold along the roads that crisscross this historic land. From ancient thoroughfares steeped in legends to modern highways echoing with the whispers of the paranormal, this book delves into the heart of Britain's haunted landscapes.

Discover accounts of ghostly encounters, unexplained phenomena, and encounters with the unknown that have left travellers and locals alike questioning the fabric of reality.

From ghostly Roman Legions marching along modern motorways, ghostly cars reliving their last moments, phantom hitchhikers, out of control carriages, to an unlikely potential time slip on the M6.Join us on this spine-tingling adventure as we navigate the enigmatic roads of Britain, unveiling the eerie mysteries that lurk in the shadows.

©2024 Adrian Finney (P)2024 Strange Britain

Oh very good

I loved listening to this collection of ghost stories. It really makes me want to visit some of these roads in the dead of night.

Spine-Chilling,Atmospheric,and Utterly Engrossing!

A Journey Through Shadows: A 5-Star Review of "Britain's Haunted Roads" by Adrian Finney
Narrated by Peter McGiffen

I received a complimentary copy and am voluntarily leaving my review.

If you’re a fan of ghostly legends, haunted locations, or simply Britain’s mysterious folklore, Britain's Haunted Roads by Adrian Finney is a must-read. Finney has crafted an exceptionally detailed and atmospheric guide to some of the most infamous, haunted roads and areas across the British Isles, delivering each tale with skill, insight, and an impressive amount of historical research. This book offers much more than simple ghost stories; it’s a journey into Britain's past, its legends, and its eerie roadside folklore.

Finney's expertise and passion are evident in every chapter. He provides just enough background and history for each haunted road without overwhelming the reader. Each story is more tantalizing than the last, with spine-tingling details that make you question what you would do if you found yourself alone on a foggy British road after dark. The narratives reveal the tales of mysterious hitchhikers, and restless spirits, all of which are backed by historical records, local lore, and sometimes, firsthand accounts from those who claim to have seen the supernatural.

Narrator Peter McGiffen brings each tale to life with remarkable depth and presence. His tone is perfectly suited to the dark subject matter, adding that extra edge that truly makes this audiobook a haunting experience. McGiffen’s narration draws you in, creating a sense of eerie intimacy that transports you directly to each road, bridge, or forest haunted by these unsettled spirits. His pacing is impeccable, allowing listeners to savour the suspense and chill of each account.

What sets this book apart is its balance of solid research and storytelling. Finney doesn’t rely on cheap scares or sensationalism; instead, he gives each tale a carefully constructed narrative that builds on real history, letting the hauntings speak for themselves. Finney’s exploration of these haunted roads reflects his commitment to honouring the history and mystery behind these tales, making it feel as though he’s giving readers a privileged glimpse into Britain’s lesser-known, spectral corners.

Britain's Haunted Roads is perfect for ghost story enthusiasts, history lovers, or anyone curious about the shadowy side of the British countryside. Whether you're planning to visit these haunted locations or just looking for a thrilling armchair journey, this audiobook will make you think twice about any midnight road trip plans. Finney and McGiffen make a masterful team, weaving tales that will haunt you long after the final chapter. This book has certainly earned its five stars – a hauntingly delightful journey through Britain’s darkest and most mysterious byways.

Really good, solid book I wish was longer

This was a good book. The stories were chilling and it’s a good list of places. I wish there were more stories. Throughout the book we hear about different places and only a few of them have the story of what is seen and the history of who may be haunting the place. A lot a repetitious words and phrases used throughout, but the narrator has an amazing voice. He was a tad slow for me so I did speed him up a bit, as it is my personal preference. I’d like to hear some of the others from this series.