Old Town Spring Ghost Stories, Volume 1 by Bradley E. Morrow Illustrations by Rowdy E. Marbleor Beneath the warm glow of lanterns and the scent of cedar and rain, Old Town Spring remembers everything. Once a railroad boomtown on the Texas plains, this historic village has burned, rebuilt, and reinvented itself more times than anyone can count. But not everything that lingers here is made of brick and timber. Some things stay behind for reasons only the dark understands. From haunted tea patios and whispering antique shops to the forgotten tunnels under Main Street, Old Town Spring Ghost Stories, Volume 1 brings twelve original tales of the uncanny—each rooted in real locations and the atmosphere that only locals know. Every story explores a different kind of haunting: “The Quilt of Names” stitches the past into the present, one patch at a time. - “The Dollmaker’s Second Smile” watches for lies behind glass eyes. - “The Freight House Fare” carries passengers who never bought a return ticket. - “Porch Light Protocol” proves that sometimes, the helpers who arrive aren’t from this century. Written by longtime resident Bradley E. Morrow , this collection blends folklore, fiction, and firsthand familiarity into a portrait of a town that refuses to stop breathing. Whether you’re a believer, a skeptic, or just someone who loves a good story told by porch light, you’ll find something waiting for you here—something that hums just beneath the sound of the evening train. Stay a while. The ghosts of Old Town Spring have been waiting to meet you.