Andy Weeks Livres

Encounters with ghostly apparitions and strange creatures define the eerie atmosphere of Magic Valley in Idaho. Eyewitness accounts reveal spine-chilling stories, including a caretaker haunted by a pioneer woman's ghost, unsettling red eyes at a school campus, and a couple plagued by ancient spirits. Additionally, a woman and her grandson report a Bigfoot sighting marked by a foul stench. Author Andy Weeks delves into these phenomena and local legends, inviting readers to explore the chilling tales that haunt this unique region.

Explore the mysterious and unexplained phenomena of Oregon, delving into the state's intriguing folklore and supernatural occurrences. This captivating journey invites readers to confront eerie tales and enigmatic events that define the Beaver State's unique character. Perfect for those fascinated by the unknown, the book promises to reveal secrets and stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

The collection features a diverse array of intriguing and eccentric stories from Idaho's history, showcasing its rich tapestry of legends and folklore. Readers will encounter the mysterious boxcar linked to John Wilkes Booth, the chilling tale of Lady Bluebeard, and the curious fate of cars submerged in Lake Coeur d'Alene. Additionally, the grim saga of Gobo Fango highlights a deadly conflict from the late 1800s. Through these narratives, the book reveals the state's unusual and often unruly past, offering a captivating glimpse into Idaho's unique heritage.

Exploring Utah's rich history, the book presents a collection of intriguing stories featuring characters like Mormon pioneers and Butch Cassidy. It reveals the journey of the first Latter-day Saints to the Salt Lake Valley and introduces an ancient prophet associated with the land. The narrative also delves into unique anecdotes, such as a lawyer's unmarked grave and eerie occurrences at a remote ranch. Through these tales, Andy Weeks highlights the quirky and lesser-known aspects of the Beehive State, showcasing its colorful past and intriguing folklore.

The home state of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is a land of rugged mountains, deep canyon lands and majestic rivers. Utah and Mormon history are entwined, as so many early followers of the faith settled the region beginning in 1847. They preserved their values and heritage in the numerous temples, forts, tabernacles and cemeteries that serve as historic sacred monuments for the modern church. Author and LDS member Andy Weeks explores the history behind the landmarks that exalt the rich, deeply rooted history of Mormonism in the Beehive State.