This is the second volume of The Roadmap of British Ghosts. Ruth had always made an assumption that there would only be one volume, which would be the definitive map of ghosts that haunt our highways and byways. But those pesky ghosts have different ideas, and keep popping up in new places, or places where people thought the hauntings had faded away. Ruth keeps databases of the encounters she either finds whilst researching, or which people write to her about. When the Road Ghosts database started to fill back up, she realised it was time to produce a Volume 2. She's also learnt to never say never: already more accounts are trickling in about the ghosts on our roads and the database is starting to swell again... Ruth continues with the ethos she has used throughout her six books: these are the encounters real people have in real situations. Nothing is embellished and each story is exactly as it was told. The only change Ruth makes is to people's names as most people choose not to have their name published. Assume therefore that most of the names you read are pseudonyms - but the locations, dates, and accounts are all completely accurate. What makes Ruth's books so unusual and so well loved in this field is her research. Having found or been given one account for a location, she goes out to the public and searches for other people who have encountered anything unusual there. This is a real boon for ghost hunters and other researchers who find her books an incredibly useful reference tool for which hauntings are very active in the paranormal sense. So, as Ruth would say, grab to the book, grab your camera and digital recorder, and get out there to check out these different locations. You never know what you might capture...