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Nasty Ghosts and So So Book – The Spookshow by Tim McGregor

January 17, 2016 by Kathy Leave a Comment

The blurb for The Spookshow: (Book 1) describes the plot: Billie Culpepper accompanies her friends to an abandoned house with dark reputation.  What the blurb leaves out is the rest of the story.  First they find a long-dead body surrounded by satanic markings and secondly, the nastiest ghost goes home with Kaitlin, the instigator of the let’s-explore-the-haunted house visit.

The book was so-so.  I didn’t care for any of the characters and the story was boring.  There’s no conclusion; the book just stops.  Two stars.

As the title implies The Spookshow is the first book of a planned series.  I won’t read the others.

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