Ghost of A Smile [Dramatized Adaptation]

I've read a couple of Simon Green's books before, and I always end up thinking they would make really good movies. This one was no exception. He's a very visual author, with the sort of descriptions that provide vivid images for every scene, and this book consists of long action sequences alternatin......more

As far as Green's British horror fantasy world goes, the Ghost Hunters series has the most to offer the casual reader, lacking the depth of the Nightside series or the intricate plotting of the Secret Histories. The second entry into the series is no exception consisting of only two acts and a limit......more

This is the second volume in Green's Ghost Finders series, which features a team of three operatives from the brilliantly-named Carnacki Institute in their attempt to keep the world of the living safe from those who are not. I did not enjoy it as much as the first book, Ghost of a Chance, because I......more

The second book in Simon Green's Ghostfinder series and while better than the first book in the series it's still a bit light. It's not bad, in fact, it was actually fun in places, but it's still trying to get its legs compared to Green's other series. The biggest problem is that the book seems to b......more

Have you seen those shows about ghosthunters?This is what they wished they were. The fastest rising A-team of the Carnacki Institute are back. Again, they are facing off against forces that are well beyond them with no briefing and almost no tools or weapons.JC is still dealing with the changes he un......more