Review: The Ghost in the Basement (Kane Family Ghosts) by Sue Fineman
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2012
When the title said 'ghosts' I thought Sue Fineman has gone commercial (a bad word). The last thing I need is 'things' sharing my darkened bedroom knowing the power is about to fail in the middle of a bloodcurdling scream.Anyway, I purchased 'The Ghost in the Basement,' book one of the Sue Fineman 'Kane Family Ghosts' series on the strength of Sue Fineman past pleasures.I had no reason to be concerned. This is a wonderfully light entertaining journey into the nicest blood stained murder haunt I've ever visited. An example of story telling at it's finest.Within minutes of finishing this novel I downloaded books two and three in the series, `The Ghosts Upstairs' and `The Ghost at the Farm' (and it wasn't because I couldn't sleep). --- Yet I still cringe thinking about what I may have done. Sue Fineman is walking on very thin ice for bringing her ghost stories into my bedroom. As a precaution I've added her name to a list of dentists, etc I visited without receiving a physical or emotional scar. --- I'm probably being silly because a title is just a name on the cover. There is always something delightful and very forgiving in the telling within a Sue Fineman novel. Five stars.