Ghost of Truth

Medium Trouble, Book 2

De: Alice Winters

Narrado por: Greg Boudreaux

Hiro

When I first realized that I could see the dead, I never imagined that it would allow me to help save the lives of others, or pull me into Detective Maddox Booker’s path. Through my ability, ghosts have become some of my greatest friends and allies.

But now, someone’s dead, and his ghost is gone. Ghosts have sought my help for my entire life, wanting to be heard. Now, something is keeping them quiet, almost hostile. as our search for the ghost of the dead man leads us to a small village. Even though everything looks normal on the outside, I’m starting to wonder what’s happening on the inside.

Maddox

Life is better than it’s ever been. Hiro’s by my side, and has brought my best friend Reggie back into my life - if we can consider Reggie’s harassment (even as a ghost) a positive. And even Hiro’s horde of ghosts won’t keep me from asking him to move in with me. The only issue is that, work is never quiet, especially when Hiro is able to dive into a whole new side of a case by speaking to the victims of the dead.

But, when someone takes Hiro from me in the middle of the night, I know that I will do absolutely anything to get him back, and I will make them pay for what they’ve done.

Ghost of Truth is full of action, mystery, humor, and romance. Though more is planned for this couple, the mystery is solved - and there is a happy ending.

©2022 Alice Winters (P)2022 Alice Winters

Can't wait for the next book

Loved it. The story and the narration. Thjs series is my favorite and I'm glad it came to Audible.

Great story

I loved it from star to the end and hated it for it to when it ended look forward to a hopefully to a start stalment of the series each character was bought alive by Greg and the way he read it and the author made the story the story Exciting at every chapter that I heard

Great Book Made Even Better

Alice and Greg are an unbeatable duo of writer and narrator. Seriously I love this book (and series), I’ve read it several times and didn’t think it could get better. Then I listened to it! Greg makes the characters come to life, the voices for each character are distinct and apt. It felt like I was living the book instead of reading it. I highly recommend giving the book a read or at least a listen, or be like me and do both!

soo enjoyable

this was a entertaining a the first one hope there's a third one love these characters they are funny and loving....loved the twisted in this one.

So so funny

Absolutely amazing narrator, fantastic characters. This one has me laughing out loud and having to replay sections because I couldn't hear. Recommend to anyone.

Love

Pretty sure Reggie is my favorite character out of this entire series. I love the dynamic all characters have and find the mystery of the cases to be fun as I try to figure them out before they do.

Great narration. A really good listen.

Keep 'em coming!

There is no other way to consume an Alice Winters book than on audio. The snark and feels would totally be lost I think without the performance! Greg Boudreaux does an awesome job with ALL the characters!!

There are some really heavy issues that don't feel heavy because of the snark and sarcasm, although there are more feels in this one. I didn't do my research but I'm guessing we'll get more books in this series because it doesn't feel finished. As far as I'm concerned, Ms. Winters can keep 'em coming because I'm loving this! Ghosts are some of my favorite paranormal characters!!

Still love the Ghost.

Reggie is still the funny character. The loved hearing how Reggie really dead. I love the relationship between Hiro and Maddox. The Mystery was interesting. The ghost was acting weird. I love Greg Boudreaux as the narrator.

Great second installment of series

Don’t start with this one. Start with book one. Such a fun series. The case in this one is even more complex and interesting than in the last one. Very good! Great narration.

The Good, The Neutral, The bad

The Good: Started this series because it sounded like The Ghost Whisperer But Queer and I wasn't disappointed at all! The banter is outrageous but hilarious, sometimes borderline over the top, yet it fits the characters just right.
This second book has a fresh mystery to solve, which once again interrupts and entwines with the characters relationship progression. It had an overall intriguing progression, with some solid plot twists and WTFs along the way.
I appreciate we once again explore the difficult but important themes of violence against women, the normalcy and seemingly regular life of the people who become offenders, and as bonus we also further dive into the idea that people who die are not just all good folks with tragic deaths looking for help.
The performance was really engaging, character voices distinct but not over the top. My favourite thing is the small accents/VA accentuation where the dialogue is delivered so that the descriptor is clear even before we get to the narrator speech. I love the extra touch - top marks.
The Neutral: I am admitting here that I didn't pay huge attention to the spice, since it was more a side dish to my main reading enjoyment, but I am sure you won't be disappointed if you came to this series for that. Unfortunately I can't give you much about it.
The Bad: If you were as frustrated as I was with the first book's approach to mystery - characters holding vital information not completing their sentences and the heroes getting interrupted just before they can get a key clue - you will remain frustrated here. Overall, I love me some "can't get to the truth that easily, honey!" but when it feels like the only device the author uses to keep the characters away from the solve, it just doesn't work for me. For this one, the way the plot conceals the solve also involves simply withholding/contradicting a vital peace of information from the reader. I prefer at least a good hidden message between the lines I can come back to and enjoy. Multiple frustrations in a row just ain't my thing.
Audio wise, I only can complain the pauses between ebd of chapter and beginning of next always made me anxious the playback had paused or glitched - a bit too long imo.