Next on a Very Special That Ghoul Ava

That Ghoul Ava, Book 4

By: TW Brown

Narrated by: Pamela Lorence

There comes a time when a ghoul has to grow up and accept her role. Be it hero or villain, Ava Birch is about to make the choices in her life that may shape her future and have a drastic impact on those around her.

Secrets will be revealed and a path will be chosen. The question remains...will Ava take it. Tune in and find out...

Next, on a very special That Ghoul Ava...

©2014 Todd Brown (P)2014 Todd Brown

Ava is so much fun!

The narrator gives Ava her voice and brings the characters to life. Very well written.

OMG I Love Ava!

What did you love best about Next on a Very Special That Ghoul Ava?

I love Ava meeting new characters and learning her new skills. I loved Muffy and the descriptive way TW has to show when she is in either of her forms. I thought it was genius introducing all the characters found in the basement and I could really see them in my head with all the descriptions.

What did you like best about this story?

I loved the basement and all the new creatures that Ava found there - and saw the zombie making kid as Spicolli in Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Not a care in the world ;)

Have you listened to any of Pamela Lorence’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This is the first book I have listened to that Pamela has read and I really enjoyed her acting as Ava. She really gets into character and it sounds like she has a lot of fun doing the book.

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

This book would have been great listening to it in one sitting. As it was, I broke it up into about 6 parts and found myself waiting to get back to the book!

Any additional comments?

I am blown away that TW - a man - can have so many insites into a woman's world. He is hilarious!

Next on a Very special

I love Ava!She learns a bit more about her abilities in this one.I enjoyed the chapter titles. Pamela Lorrence was a fine narrator,as usual. Give Ava a try! I was given this book by the narrator,author or publisher free for an honest review.

Ava my girl

Dis likes a little short. Still a good story again anyone who likes zombie books

Clever and Fun Paranormal with a satirical twist

AudioBook Review: Stars: Overall 4 Narration 3 Story 4

The fourth title in this series is a turning point for Ava: she has to decide, hero or villain. Until this point, she has been straddling that line as she learns about the various denizens of the supernatural world, their histories and their battles. She discovers more about her own alliances and purposes, discovering true friends and finding more new powers and abilities.

This is the point at which she has to learn to choose, and then to live with those choices: waffling between guilt and not giving a flying Frisbee about her own choices and actions just won’t work for her anymore. Tired of the ‘baby spoons’ of information she has been given by those in the know, her decision to get her answers, her way, unearths powers and abilities she did not know existed, and perhaps no-one wanted her to discover.

In terms of the story trajectory this fits perfectly in the arc and again furthers Ava’s growth, both elements feel perfectly acceptable and natural. Humor isn’t lost in this, even with the more serious topics under the microscope, and not unsurprisingly, Ava’s adaption to the new changes in circumstance are handled with her snarky asides and her do what’s needed approach.

Pamela Lorence returns to narrate this installment, and her performance is growing on me: still carrying that Barbie doll overtone, she’s incorporated the rather matter-of-fact deadpan delivery that notes Ava’s particularly humorous observations: particularly apt as Ava does not seem to realize she is funny. Another wonderful installment in this series.

I received an AudioBook copy of the title via AudioBook Jukebox for purpose of honest review. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.