There's A Devil in the Dark, Charlie Boone! 18. Charlie Boone

Just back from a vacation and was able to binge read on my phone while flying back, rather than comment on every chapter all I can say is READ this, another finely crafted tale guaranteed to enthrall and entertain you!

Welcome to the 18th Charlie Boone Adventure.

It's Halloween and we join Charlie, Kip and friends as they help Horace on a ghost hunting mission.

As with all of there adventures, everything is not as simple as it seems. We have old friends and new friends as they meet witches, vampires and werewolves.

There's plenty of skiswh as our young adventures have another fantastic adventure.

Another fantastic entrant in the Charlie Boone series, I look forward to there return in there 19th adventure.

If you're looking for a fun adventure unlike anything else on the planet... or elsewhere... look no further. This is another well written story from Geron, and once again he pushes the boundaries of our imaginations. If I haven't made myself clear, read this story! Cheers!

Geron has written another wonderful story.  It is filled with many new characters that will entertain and delight you.  The adventure filled plot of the Boone bunch demonstrates their growth as young men with rapidly developing powers and control of squish.  Although the settings all local (somewhat???) the reader will find these new places fascinating, fun and dangerous.  As usual the boys, now young men, deal with the problems and make many new friends.  The cast of supporting elves and the diversity of the new characters provide many laugh filled moments.  Be sure to read this before the new Christmas story!  

As usual, Geron Kees has presented us with a great story with an interesting plot.  There are some twists and turns which surprised me at first.  But it is great to see Rick showing more confidence in several things, even if he could at times use more tongue control in his speaking.  
We also learn what jobs the guys -- Charlie, Kippy, Adrian, and Ricky -- are doing, and how it fits in with their adventures.  In addition, we learn more of the growth of the abilities of Frit, Pip, and Keerby, and how Horace has assisted the guys in understanding more of the world around them.

I look forward to seeing of Kiernan Willman in future stories, as well as Professor Dithering and Costel.
Overall, a very good story.  It opens a plethora of potential plotline possibilities.  Well done, Geron.