by Ronald Malfi
*this is not exactly a review I'm waffling between 3.5 and 4 stars on this one. I'm going with the 4 for now. This was a really enjoyable, fast paced read. It was quite sad in some parts and pretty spooky in others. While I really enjoyed the book and had a hard time putting it down, I felt ther...
I believe Floating Staircase was the same number of pages as Solar Express, and yet it took me half the time to read it. I know that many people who read a lot are familiar with what I’m saying. In Deep Blue Sea, L.L. Cool J’s character explains relativity by explaining it something like this … “Put...
This is an extraordinary well written story about about one man's attempt to find redemption and some form of closure to an incident that occurred during his formative years. Ronald Malfi manages to blend superbly elements of horror and crime nicely presented in the guise of small town America. Trav...
Haunted by the memories of his brother, who died young in a drowning accident that he holds himself responsible for, Travis Glasgow and his wife move into a house in which a boy drowned in a lake in an eerily similar way to his brother. Travis has never gotten over his brother’s death and now he is ...
Floating Staircase by Ronald Malfi is a unique story, told through the main character's experiences, and the eyes of a writer. He has past regrets that haunt his thoughts, and influences his choices. The protagonist has moved into a new home, near his brother, with whom he wants to make amends and...
troubled writer, a tragedy in his past, moves back to the States with his wife to inhabit a haunted house on a lake in the middle of an especially chill winter.this low-key novel is an improvement over the last Malfi i've read ([b:Snow|6969112|Snow|Ronald Malfi|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/134801926...
Painfully ordinary.
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