Not sure how to review this. Not quite horror but not quite a ghost story either. Thee high school friends are going to their 15 year reunion. They haven't seen each other in 15 years and left high school Not on good terms. It all goes back to an investigation of a local haunted house that burned down the night they were investigating. But the three have no memories of it. Was an odd book ( )

It's not anywhere near as scary as I had hoped it'd be…but then I put a pretty high expectation on my horror experiences especially when the book has two of my favorite TV personalities as authors on the cover...but that aside I have to say that it's not in any way a bad book. It lays out the story line enough to hold the readers interest…especially if you eat this genre for breakfast, lunch and diner. The characterization is also very good. The reader can actually care about these three friends…Amber, Drew and Trevor, and what happened to them. The build-up of the mystery of what happened in their youth, and the memory they've all blocked out lends a nice chill and an interesting plot to the story. The transition from one author to the others doesn’t have a very smooth flow. At times you are swept up in the events and at other times it reads like a cheesy Sci-Fi TV program. The ending just came across as a little too contrived. Still…first novel by Jason & Grant…I have to call it was a 4 star effort. ( )

just not what I was hoping for.

“Ghost Trackers” by Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson with Tim Waggoner:

A paranormal novel that is much more than the title suggests. Drew, Amber and Trevor come back together after fifteen years for a class reunion. As teenagers, they were interested in everything unnatural and the Lowry House was their prime target. They went in the house, but when they came back out were unable to remember what occurred. But now, many years later Greg, another classmate who wanted merely to be their friend, not only led them to but put them smack dab in the middle of a very dangerous road to a paranormal discovery. The memories they weren’t able to recall attacked their conscious as did the evil presence itself. And Greg is the host for the Darkness.

An eerily magnificent portrayal of evil at its best being fought by three people who seek to put an end to Greg’s murderous quest. An excellent read, one you will find hard to put down. ( )