Member Reviews
GHOST HAMPTON was sheer nonstop delight! The characters were wonderful to meet and watch--very realistic--and the character evolution which the protagonist, Lyle Hall, progressed through is magnificently performed. I admire the interweaving of paranormal elements with the very human frailties of greed and lust and drive for power, and the balancing of history (1880-1910, and late 18th century till 1827) with the very real contemporary Internet-driven "reality tv" culture. Human nature really doesn't change, but individuals CAN overcome. That's the very best aspect of this excellent novel. |
This book has an interesting concept, but I just couldn't connect to the characters. I really wanted to get into it more, and kept hoping that it would pick up. |
yle Hall, a controversial Bridgehampton lawyer with mounting personal issues, must save “Old Vic,” purportedly a haunted whorehouse, from demolition. I loved this book and enjoyed reading it. It is a ghost story with a difference and sort of has a modern/age old feel. It is fun, creepy and a little sexy so all bases are covered. it is definitely a book to recommend and perfect for those of us who cannot sleep at night |
Lyle Hall hears whispers every time he's near the decrepit mansion known as Old Vic. His daughter Georgie, is a police detective and she thinks he's still recovering from a terrible accident he had a year ago. He claims to be a psychic ever since her came out of a coma. Now he's seeing a tombstone with his daughter's name and a very close date. A media circus ensues as he tries to keep his daughter alive and solve the secrets of Old Vic and a curious old barn nearby. Great paranormal/mystery for readers to enjoy. This book also gets a high star count for not being able to lay it down. Don't start if you're busy. |








