Book Review- "A Scream Full of Ghosts" by Jane Nighshade.

I had a great time reading Jane Nightshade's new collection of ghost stories titled "A Scream Full of Ghosts."

Many of the stories are set in California's Gold country and feature several colorful old west characters, but my favorite of the anthology takes place in modern day San Francisco.

"Red Onion" is the bittersweet tale of a young man's love for a struggling single mom that extends beyond the grave.

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Book Review- "The Ghost of Dibble Hollow" by May Nickerson Wallace

After his mother inherits the family homestead. "Pug" Dibble Allen and the rest of the family decide to spend the summer at the old house.

 Pug soon learns of a feud between a neighbor and his family and encounters a ghost who is trying to end the feud. With the ghost's help, Pug works hard to unravel the mystery of missing money that started the trouble to begin with.

 I am not a big fan of mysteries, but I enjoyed this book. The characters are likable (even the ghost) and it is fun trying to follow the steps that lead to solving the mystery.

Book Review- "The Strangest of Strange" by Phyllis Raybin Emert

I have always loved reading stories of strange and unusual events. "The Strangest of  Strange" by Phyllis Raybin Emert is a good collection of stories about lost treasure, ESP (extra sensory perception) ghosts and other odd happenings.