Haunted Thailand new cover from Fiverr!

Haunted Thailand now has a new book cover! You probably guessed that from the headline and above picture. It was a necessary purchase as the old one made me cringe every time I looked at it. I consider myself a creative person, I write and draw, but creative or graphic design is sadly not one of my skills. Not even slightly.

There is a lady I use on Fiverr who does all my book covers and she is great. I get 3D mock-ups and so on done as well. It is something I really feel like I should be able to do but definitely can’t.

You can see the new covers for my books here if you are interested. They have all been done by the same lady with the exception of Cooperworld. Which I did myself and was by far my best cover.


In case you were unaware of Haunted Thailand, here is the blurb:

In sunny Thailand, there are a lot of things that go bump in the night. Ranging from grotesque to seductive, disgusting to cute, malevolent to benevolent, in the ‘Land of Smiles’ ghosts and spirits are everywhere. Although predominantly Buddhist, Thais strongly believe in spirit worship and this, combined with the love of a good grisly tale means there are some fascinating undead wandering around. As a journalist based in Bangkok, Jason R Ward had been hired to write an article on Thai ghosts and hauntings but after a bit of research realized an 800-word piece was, frankly, not going to cut it. 

Read about some of the more famous spirits such as the bloodthirsty Mae Nak, an undead woman who won’t take her death lying down and is willing to kill to keep her secret; a Krasue – a surprisingly attractive flying female head with dangling entrails and a truly disgusting diet; or a Praet, a twenty-foot tall invisible entity with colossal hands, a minuscule mouth, and a raging hunger. As if they weren’t enough, there are other stories, including hauntings at the international airport, pretty women who are actually seductive tree spirits and even a ghost who lives in the toilet that helps out with nightmares. Add to the mix spells, rituals, the occult and it is a wonder Thais leave the house at night.

Haunted Thailand brings together some of the better-known tales of the region and a few that even the locals may not know. Dim the lights and enjoy…


I know what you’re thinking. ‘Oh my god this book seems amazing, where can a I buy one?’ Well, great question.

If you are in the US, click on this.

If you are in the UK, click on this.

If you are somewhere else, I am sure you can access Amazon somehow.

I hope you enjoy it and leave an awesome review. It really helps. Thanks in advance!