The Ghosts in the Attic

Kane Family Ghosts #4

by Sue Fineman

A daughter he didn’t know existed until she was injured at school brings Alexandra Porcini into Charlie Kane’s life again. Charlie had once loved Alex, but she disappeared from his life years ago, without telling him she was pregnant.Alex has always loved Charlie. When she sees him with their little girl, she knows she made a mistake keeping them apart. She hopes he can forgive her for choosing her family over him seven years ago. She wants to build a future with Charlie and their spirited psychic daughter, if he can forgive her for keeping his daughter from him all these years. But the bitterness between their fathers threatens to tear them apart.

Genres: Paranormal

268 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 16, 2012

About the author

I'm a grumpy old lady who lives with an even grumpier old man in a small town in Washington state. I have three grown children, all smarter and more successful than their mother, and one adorable grandson. My favorite kid!

I write mostly romantic suspense, women's fiction, and light paranormal romance novels. Although my plots get kind of involved and sometimes twisted at the end, I don't plot my books out before I start writing. I create characters, throw them into a situation, and let them lead the way. I'd like to think my characters are unique, yet familiar, people you'd like to get to know. People you can root for. People you'll remember after you finish reading the book.

I hope you enjoy reading my books. Please feel free to leave a comment or review.

suepalmerfineman@nwi.net

http://suefineman.blogspot.com/

Reviews

[Dawn Gee · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoy the series very much but...

Why does the author keep having important and loving characters die between books. Pop died between book two and three but not much is said about it. He was such an enormous part of their last and present it shocked me. Now in this book a major person dies and the death is mentioned a couple of times. Both deaths brought tears to my eyes. Alex and her family are so dysfunctional. I got a big kick out Taylor. She's so funny and cute. Charlie has some growing up to do that is long past due. He finally does because Alex and Taylor need him. Donovan is still a sweetheart hottie even as a grandfather.

[Amy · Rating 3 out of 5]

I love the series, but all of these books read the same. The characters end up together waaaay too quickly - like "madly in love and wanting to get married inside of a week" quickly. If anyone else did that, it'd be a recipe for divorce, but it always works out for them. The characters themselves are well rounded and have depth, and the plots are good, but sheesh. If I read the word "honey" one more time, I may scream. Other than the unrealistic timeline and overuse of "honey", the series is addicting and I really did enjoy it quite a bit.

[Rheannon Carlson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sweet

I love it when most of the family can put aside their differences and let love blossom. After all a young girl needs her whole family

[E.A. Harwik · Rating 5 out of 5]

I've just finished reading The Ghosts in the Attic by Sue Fineman and what a joyful experience this story is. Installment four in the five part Kane Ghost Series is perhaps the best read of the series. Though it's probably just that I'm being drawn into the characters and their situations more. I've enjoyed all the series thus far. Yet I can't help feeling this novel has everything and it has perhaps the best possible external conflict to overcome for a good romance. Full marks to Sue Fineman. Five stars.

I'll be reading book five, The Ghosts in the Audience, the day it's released.

[Rebecca · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyed it!

[Linda Cole · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great

Enjoyed the whole story. Great love story plus family drama. the endings of this series seems like it is summed up too quickly maybe more epilogue