How to Sell a Haunted House by Grady Hendrix is one of the best Hendrix I've read so far; however, it does get a little purple hazzy at the end in absolute Hendrix flamboyant flair. Still, despite the long windedness of the ending, I absolutely loved Mark and Louise and the brother and sister hurtles I have also experienced with my own brother. Plus, its always great when you start really hating a character aka Mark and then you sympathize with them. Hendrix painted Mark in every color of a Jackson Pollack painting with the drama of a Broadway play like Chicago and a Hendrix town is one full of murder of mayhem but this time told by a flipping puppet. Yes, the whole puppet thing has been done many times, but it never gets old and when you can tell a creepy puppet story the way Hendrix does; its worth the read.
