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A really quick read; Amador Lockdown reminds me a bit of the TV series Ghost Hunters. In this book we've also got a group of ghost hunters that are called to the Amador Hotel to check out some strange occurrences. As a fairly short book, it works to give you a few chills, but nothing too momentous.As I truly enjoy ghost stories, I was really curious about Amador Lockdown as soon as I read its brief, but eerie synopsis. We are right away introduced to four ghost hunter friends who call themselves the Paranormal Posse. Yes, very cheesy name, but they are an interesting dynamic group. Since the novel is short, there isn't an incredible amount of character development. It's more focused on the plot itself which is actually quite engaging. The writing format gives the book a really creepy vibe: While introducing the hauntings, it's told in interview style with the people who have witnessed unexplained events in this hotel. It's also intriguing that we get a few parts written in the ghosts' perspective. It's all very ominous. As having heard many haunting stories, the twists aren't incredibly unexpected, but they're entertaining nonetheless.If you enjoy ghost stories, Amador Lockdown is an eerie tale that you can easily read in one sitting. It's not especially deep or complex; it's a simple fun, mindless read.--For more of my reviews, visit my blog at Xpresso Reads