Michael Richan

I really enjoyed this book by author Michael Richan. The story is about a young woman's brother who becomes deathly ill and enraged after encountering an object in the Pitmon House. The woman acquires friends along the way to help her find out what made her brother ill to the point where they have to enter the Pitmon House to find their answers. But what lies within the Pitmon House gives the woman and her friends something they wish they had never encountered. Two bad entities rule the top floor of the house and they do not like intruders. This was a very intense and gripping read as I could not put the book down. Giving this book four stars.… (plus d'informations)

I was duly impressed with the strange, inexplicable visions this book engendered--with relative ease, I might add. The integration of extrasensory perceptions with a character that initially refuses to believe in such otherworldly causes was compelling. The character development was fresh, as the growing presence of these spirits galvanized father and son to share an intimacy previously unlikely. I found the genealogical approach to understanding the apparitions to be surprising, and a nice detour from the norm. Needless to say, this is more than just a creepy story, or ghost investigation. The growth of Steven and Roy help create this distinction. All in all, well written and well imagined. Recommended!… (plus d'informations)