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Flickering lights, creaking floors, and a mysterious family only he sees stir a boy's imagination when his family moves into a former funeral home, but he determines to show the courage he has as his father's son to overcome his fears of his new home and its strange occupants. "Noche tras noche en las 'Tumbas' de una funeraria vieja, un muchacho aterrorizado repite valientemente a si mismo, 'Soy el hijo de mi padre.' ℗Pero bastaran estas palabras para ayudarlo a sobrevivir su miedo paralizante y convertir esta casa en 'Hogar Dulce Hogar'?"--Back cover.

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