Earthbound: Recent Episodes
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“I didn’t believe in ghosts, not until I became one.” Schuyler Ramsey just wants to be like the other kids in school. Too bad she’s dead. She haunts a farm in windswept western Ireland, along with some of its previous inhabitants. When she partially materializes in front of her sister at breakfast, she is propelled on a quest to stop a fake TV psychic from visiting the farm and stirring up trouble. Along the way, she visits a famous pirate, helps a mermaid rescue a basking shark from fishermen, and encounters Nicniven, queen of the dark elphs. But Schuyler soon finds that the Haunted Planet television show is the least of her problems. As her world unravels, can she find the strength to save her sister from a monstrous evil?
In Chapter 20, Schuyler is shocked to find out what Sheridan's been up to.
In Chapter 21, the ghost hunt goes horribly wrong.
In Chapter 17, Schuyler runs into a terrifying visitor.
In Chapter 18, Schuyler and Una try to come up with a plan to get rid of a guest even more unwelcome than Rodney Aldrich.
Schuyler makes some bittersweet discoveries in the attic while searching for antique paper.
In chapter 14, a stunned Schuyler learns Connie's guilty secret.
In chapter 15, Schuyler, still reeling from Connie's startling revelation, is blindsided by an encounter with someone she never expected to meet.
Schuyler and Beagan encounter the Bean Nighe - the mysterious and sinister washer woman. Where would she know Beagan from?
Schuyler finally meets the infamous Pirate Queen, Granuaile ni Mhaille (Grace O'Malley).
Schuyler's father receives a fateful letter. Conall invites Schuyler along to visit his aunt, the infamous Granuaile Ni Mhaille (a.k.a Grace O'Malley) to ask for her help.
Schuyler receives a warning about the Haunted Planet television show, and its star, Rodney Aldrich, from a wandering ghost.
Schuyler Ramsey died eight years ago. But she never crossed over. She stayed behind to protect her sister, Sheridan. Her job just got a whole lot harder.