The Ghost Who Would Not Die

This supernatural narrative follows the ghost of a runaway slave named Jacobs, who was brutally murdered during the Civil War. Through his own words, the story reveals Jacobs's experiences as a slave and a fugitive in nineteenth-century America, depicting his restless afterlife as a ghost. After his death, Jacobs engages with other spirits and starts to influence the living telepathically, eventually forming a connection with the author and her son. The tale culminates in a journey to help Jacobs find peace and freedom, addressing themes of injustice and the quest for liberation. This gripping account combines historical elements with a poignant ghost story, appealing to fans of the supernatural.