Haunted Hamburger House by Frank J. Edler
In the heart of the New Mexican desert, lost along old HWY 66, sits a forgotten hamburger joint of a bygone era. A young real estate agent is trying to sell the property before the unforgiving sands claim the building, but within its withering walls, eerie energy is creeping about, chasing away would-be buyers! Enter the Not Normal Investigators, a rag-tag team of paranormal sleuths dispatched to find the source of the energy for their reality TV show. The answers they find are out of this world.
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United StatesHaunted Hamburger House
Addison is trying her best to sell Hamburger House. The place has been empty forever, and she is convinced it’s haunted. Out of desperation, she contacts some paranormal investigators to see if they can help her. What the crew and Addison find is much more than they bargained for. Haunted Hamburger House is a nice and quick read, with an engaging plot that had me flipping pages to see what was coming next. Edler does a fine job of pulling the reader in with all the crazy stuff going on. Seriously, there isn’t a dull moment in this book. The whole cast of characters was great and made the book very entertaining. Is it scary? Not at all, but it’s definitely amusing and totally worth a read!
United StatesFunny, Strange, and a thrill
This is Frank Edler at his best. The concept itself was appealing: bring in a paranormal tv team to investigate a haunted hamburger joint. Add to that a cast of weird characters and Frank’s signature humor, and you have a great, funny, and strange read. Highly recommended.