Dark Omen

Northern Michigan Asylum, Book 6

De: J.R. Erickson

Narrado por: Melanie Hensch

What if you knew the day of your death?

Eleven years ago today, Bette and Crystal’s mother died. The sisters observe the day each year with a visit to her grave followed by dinner.

As Bette stands in the forlorn cemetery, large oaks watching in silent contemplation, Crystal does not arrive.

Flummoxed, though it’s too early to panic, Bette embarks on the usual calls and stops in search of her free-spirited sister.

However, minutes soon turn into hours, and hours turn into days.

As more secrets pour from Crystal’s life, it becomes clear that she sensed the sinister destiny awaiting her.

Step into a story of the missing, the murdered, and the people who carry their secrets to the grave.

Don't miss the sixth book in the Northern Michigan Asylum Series. All of the Northern Michigan Asylum novels are stand-alone stories that weave together paranormal mysteries, murder, and a sinister asylum for the insane.

©2020 Jacqueline R. Erickson (P)2020 Jacqueline R. Erickson

Gotta speed this up

I hate it when I’m the middle of a series and there’s a narrator that I just can’t stand. When this happens I have to speed it up. This one is tolerable at 1.4-1.5.

2 Strikes for this series

I really enjoy this series. The stories are good, different and yet interwoven. Unfortunately this narrator and the narrator from book #2 are enough to make you stop listening.

All of it

This is probably the best of all her books. I loved the characters and the narration

Trying to keep my finger out of my mouth

I'm not even halfway thru this book and been trying to work thru it. I have listened to better books from this author but this one is OK. like these authors now a days have a drag an issue in these books which to me puts a damper on the story. plus Crystal is so sickening and that professor is even worse. the story is ok but like I said I've listened to better. the narrator was so so. sounds like she struggling to breathe. I don't like to bash books but I am trying to be honest. I am going to finish this book because I want to give it a chance.

I listened to the rest of the book and admit it was good. and I got used to the narrator. she sort of grew on me. I know it's best to finish the whole book before critiquing it.

great story, but a truly terrible narrator

I've love the series so far, but I struggled to listen to this one.

wow

ok so this was my first book by this author and I freaking loved it. there were some odd pauses as if the recordings weren't spliced perfect but the story was so addictive I could not stop!

slow start but great build up for 2nd half!

first of all, the narrator spoke too slow lol. nice voice but if you speed it up from 1.0 to 1.3 or 1.4 it's a game changer. the whole feel and dynamic of the book changes! it feels more exciting!! it was slow to build but really wove a lot of Interesting threads that when finally brought together made a solid ending! I love this author. this was not my favorite book in this series so far, but solid and fleshed out. seriously though- increase the speed a little and it really adds a more dramatic edge. she has a nice voice.

A Favorite

This book turned out to be one of my favorites of the series. Good narration, creepy story… Well explained and came full circle. Really enjoyed this one. 

Terrible Narrator

I felt like the book was being read by a 90’s valley girl. Very monotone

Disappointing

I've been loving this series. This one was disappointing. The narrator is a personal preference, though not mine. Speed it up if it bothers you. The reveal (trying not to have spoilers) was childish, predictable, and annoying. The Northern Michigan Asylum is becoming less and less part of the story. Sad.