Product Description
by Karen Frazier (Author)
Avalanche of Spirits is part personal memoir and part historical account. It tells the true story of Karen Frazier's experiences at the site of the biggest avalanche disaster in the history of the United States. At least 96 people died in that avalanche on March 1, 1910. Nearly 100 years later, friends took Karen Frazier to visit the site of the Wellington disaster. What she experienced there changed her life forever. Karen - and many others - have come to believe that spirits still remain in the town of Wellington. Karen Frazier spent the summer and fall of 2009 visiting Wellington, researching the history of the avalanche and town, and interviewing people who have had unusual experiences there. Avalanche of Spirits: The Ghosts of Wellington is a unique combination of all three. Part historical account, part ghost story and part personal memoir, Karen weaves together the past and the present in a compelling story that will keep you spellbound. Cover photo by Patty Valdez.
Author Biography
Karen Frazier is the author of three books: Avalanche of Spirits: The Ghosts of Wellington, Dancing with the Afterlife, and Lessons of Many Lives, which she co-wrote with hypnotherapist Melissa Watts. She has also ghost written a number of books, as well as thousands of articles on a variety of topics. Karen is a journalist for Paranormal Underground Magazine. She also hosts Paranormal Underground Radio on ZTalkRadio. She formerly served as Paranormal Underground's Managing Editor, where she blogged regularly about supernatural and afterlife topics. Today, she investigates with South Sound Paranormal Research and writes a paranormal blog on their website. You can find many of Karen's articles on websites and blogs including LoveToKnow, LiveSTRONG, Recipes for My Kids, Zen Hedonist, and Confessions of a Busy Soccer Mom. When she's not writing, Karen designs fine jewelry and prayer beads from multiple faiths, which she sells in her Etsy shops, Mary Elizabeth Jewels and Namaste Prayer Beads. She also volunteers as a Guardian ad Litem/Court Appointed Special Advocate for abused and neglected children, as well as at the Lewis County Historical Museum.
