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Historical fiction, heavy on the details, because it would be tough to get all the details right without mucking something up.

I remember when Choose Your Own Adventure books first came out. In terms of popularity, they were our Harry Potter for a while. I read all kinds of them. There was a knockoff series I read a few of, too. I don't remember the "name" of them. I want to say "Which Way Books", but I don't think...

I've read two or three, and rather liked A Place of Execution best of them so far.

I read The Flanders Panel about a month or so ago. I really liked it a lot, actually.

Quite a few of them. My favorite so far is Inca Gold. They're just plain fun. I've read a couple of books in his Kurt Austin series, too, but the Pitt books are better, IMO.

I started with Cujo. From there I read Salem's Lot and Pet Sematary.

Finding the title took sheer luck at web searching. Everything I tried went nowhere and then suddenly bada bing. :) It's no wonder we never remembered the title, it's so bland. You're very welcome. I wish I could really wow you and come up with the San Fran book, but I know nothing there.

Could it be What About the Baby?, by Clare McNally?

I think I found it (actually, I'm almost 100% certain)... Wylly Folk St. John, The Ghost Next Door, 1971. Scratch that early 80's thought. It's as old as I am. :)

I know just the book you're talking about, because I read it several times over back in grade school. I'm thinking it was published in the early 80s. I think Miranda sounds like a familiar name for the dead girl. I remember the old lady dyeing queen anne's lace, just like she used to do with...