His Grandfather's House

The neighbors tell Kurt his grandfather, who has been his guardian since he was four years old, committed a series of crimes to acquire his farm. In this coming-of-age novel, Kurt needs to know if the neighbors' stories are true. The crimes they say his grandfather got away with include fraud, forgery, arson and murder. Paige Lovitt for Reader Views: "His Grandfather's House is a great story about life on a farm. The author portrays vivid authentic details about the ups and downs of farm life. The characters are well-developed and genuine. The twists and turns in this story make it incredibly interesting. His Grandfather's House by Ron Fritsch is a captivating read. Once again, the author has written an excellent, complex novel that readers are sure to enjoy. Highly recommended reading!" Carol Anderson for the US Review of Books: "Set in the early 1900s through 1961, His Grandfather's House is a family story. The relationship between grandfather and grandson is beautiful. The various characters are well-developed, giving the reader a taste of farm life, family, and friends, both the good and the bad. The novel is an accurate depiction of the stressors and blessings of farm life. The ending is both traumatic and sweet."