Swamp Witches & River Ghosts: Real Southern Hauntings plunges readers into the shadowed heart of the American South, where every riverbend hides a story and every swamp breathes with secrets. From the fog-draped Atchafalaya to the still waters of the Yazoo, legends of witches, drowned brides, phantom ferrymen, and restless congregations have been whispered for centuries-and many say they are still encountered today.

This chilling collection blends folklore, eyewitness accounts, and cultural memory to uncover the haunted waterways of Louisiana, Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, Alabama, and beyond. Here you'll meet the Red-Eyed Woman of the Atchafalaya, who guards storm-ridden bayous, hear the hymns of the Sunken Church congregation rising through black water, and glimpse the lantern of the Phantom Ferryman who demands silver for safe passage. Each chapter pulls back the veil on rituals, curses, and ghostly encounters that continue to shape the South's identity.

Eerie, atmospheric, and meticulously detailed, this book is both a field guide to folklore and a descent into the supernatural. For those who dare to look into the swamp's mirror, Swamp Witches & River Ghosts asks one question: when the water calls your name, will you answer?