Flunking with a Ghost

Haunted Love, Book 9

De: Baylin Crow

Narrado por: Iggy Toma

Moving to the sleepy town of Havens Hallow, Massachusetts, during my senior year hadn't been part of my future plans. Not to mention the ancient house my father bought sits next to the creepiest place imaginable—a graveyard full of battered stone statues. It's a far cry from the upper-middle class neighborhood we left behind.

That wasn't the only thing I had to walk away from. My position as the star quarterback of my old team has now been replaced with a not-so-cozy spot on the sideline. With a football scholarship on the line, I can't afford to be benched. But my grades are in the trash and my mood is buried somewhere beneath the soil of my new personal nightmare.

I need help, and fast. August Sanders, a classmate in my new school, volunteers to tutor me. As much as my bruised ego hates it, I can't turn down the offer.

However, he forgot to mention a pretty important detail that sends shivers through every cell in my body.

August isn't a student. Not anymore. He's not even made of flesh and bone. And apparently I'm the only person who's been able to see him in more than three years.

©2022 Baylin Crow (P)2023 Tantor

Flunking with a Ghost

I originally read the whole entire series of these books (out of order), some I had gotten arcs of and the rest I read in KU. I’ve since purchased all but one of them and I jumped at the chance to buy this audiobook on sale, especially because it’s narrated by one of my favourite narrators.

I’m not sure what it is about these books but I’ve loved every single one I’ve read. Trying to figure out the mystery behind the ghost and how the two MCs will be together is part of the enjoyment. Reading through to a satisfying conclusion is the best part.

It’s been over a year and a half since I read the book so it was long enough that listening to it was like rereading it all over again.

Iggy did a wonderful job as always.

Highly recommend.

Hope and possibility

I adored the story and characters. It was short and simple, so my only wish was that it could’ve been longer and developed the characters and story more. But I absolutely enjoyed it and it was worth the listen. Iggy Toma is a wonderful narrator also. It left me with a good feeling. I don’t want to give any spoilers, so don’t want to say more.

such a cute story!

I wouldn’t call this “short” exactly, but since I usually listen to stuff that’s 10+ hours, I’d deem it short and sweet.

I like that the story is the relationship with the plot included as a way of moving time forward. Sometimes that type of book can feel a bit too drawn out, but this was the perfect amount.

The writing and dialogue sounded fluid and natural, and the characters were very relatable.

Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a cute, fun paranormal romance with a surprising amount of depth for its length.

Sweet Story

The only thing that I didn't like is likely just because it's so short - it moved a little too quickly