How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix

"I am having all kinds of feelings about what I just read. Another great book that has me reeling.
Louise and her brother Mark have lost their parents in a car accident. When Louise returns to clean out their parents' house, strange things start to happen. Their mother's extensive puppet collection is creepy to start, but when puppets start moving on their own things become concerning and they begin questioning their family and its secrets.
I started out not liking the character Mark at all but was happy to read chapters about his life that Louise knew nothing about. It made me reconsider my dislike for him. I also loved that the sections of the book are broken into the various stages of grief. I also enjoyed the extended family dynamic.
I've also read Hendrix's, "The Final Girl Support Group" - it kept me guessing till the very end.
And his other book, "The Southern Book Clubs Guide to Slaying Vampires" creeped me out and I loved every minute. Grady Hendrix uses descriptive text to deliver chills and thrills. I loved this book - the southern proper ladies whose husbands shush their ideas that something is amiss. How they team up and take matters into their own hands. There are at least two scenes in this book that I still think about."
-Melissa H