This book reminds me of college days when you had an eight page paper due and you only had enough material to fill up five pages. Truthfully, I wanted quit reading within the first four pages but continued so I can give the book an honest review in its entirety. I read the e-book about 50% was the actual ghost stories and the 50% were previews (2 books, 3 chapters each) of the author's other works. I found it unnecessary. I know the writer is only trying to promote his books but it felt like the previews were also there to make the book longer.
The ghost stories were interesting and have potential but more research needed to be conducted. The stories lack depth. I did a bit of research on "Popper the Poltergeist," the first website I clicked on read almost the same as the story, a bit odd, but had a few more interesting facts. The book's grammatical and spelling errors as well as its disorganization drove me crazy. It definitely has to be revised and reedited. I hate to say it but, don't waste your time. ( )