Dean Rasmussen

This was a really magnificent story complete with believable and intriguing characters. The mystery surrounding the house is spine chilling, and the suspense will keep you glued to the pages until the end. A terrible accident had taken place at the old place, and "something" still walked there looking for revenge. or perhaps more victims. The story was spooky enough for the "Ghost Story Junkie". Anyone who loves ghost stories and suspenseful tales will love it. It touches on so many theories and questions about life after death and the paranormal...who can say what is fact and what is fiction?… (mere)

Creepy little read...
Michael is constantly getting himself into trouble. So his mother decides it would be best if he visited his grandparents in Stone Hill for the remainder of the summer. But very soon Michael finds out that he will be haunted by more than just his past.
This book sucks you right in from the very beginning. It is well detailed and easy to follow along with the story. The main characters are all very realistic and believable.
The suspense, thrills and chills are definitely there and start building up early on in the book. The story, while fresh and new, also harkens back two older tales. The writing style reminds me of Dean Koontz especially since the book starts off in California as most all his books tend to be set in California. The story also reminds me very much of Harvest Home by Thomas Tryon. The storylines are very similar in feel and presentation.
I would also like to give a big bravo to the author and to the editor of this book as I found nearly no errors whatsoever. So kudos to you both!
All in all this is a very well done and spooky little read and I would be happy to recommend it.… (mere)