Still Walking with the Unseen

Some journeys into the paranormal begin with curiosity.

Others begin with fear.

This one begins with listening.

In Still Walking with the Unseen, LeAnne Escue shares a deeply personal memoir shaped by family stories, quiet moments, and experiences that resist easy explanation. What begins with childhood accounts passed down through generations unfolds into years of respectful investigation at historic locations such as Waverly Hills Sanatorium, Trousdale Place, and the Bell Witch Cave and Farm.

This is not a story about chasing ghosts or demanding proof.

It is about presence.

About memory.

About learning the difference between fear and awareness.

Through long nights, silent rooms, and land that remembers, LeAnne explores what happens when you stop asking the unseen to perform and begin honoring it instead. With honesty and restraint, she reflects on how these experiences reshaped her understanding of history, responsibility, and herself.

Written for believers, skeptics, and anyone who has ever felt the weight of a place they couldn't explain, Still Walking with the Unseen is a memoir about walking alongside the unknown-not to conquer it, but to acknowledge it.

Some paths don't offer answers.

They offer understanding.