This book investigates the prevalence of paranormal activity across the British Isles by cataloging one hundred sites purported to be haunted. The author, a well-known television medium, utilizes his personal experiences and anecdotal evidence to provide a practical guide for those interested in visiting locations with reported supernatural phenomena. The text serves as both a travel companion and a collection of ghost stories, organizing sites by geographical region to assist readers in planning excursions.

The work functions as a niche travel guide for enthusiasts of the paranormal, focusing on accessibility and local lore rather than rigorous historical or scientific investigation. The framing suggests a casual, entertainment-oriented approach intended for readers interested in ghost hunting and regional folklore.