Ghostly Attachments

Haunted, Book 2

De: Alexie Aaron

Narrado por: Emily Beresford

Duración: 9 h y 39 m

Resumen del Editor

It isn't the chair rocking by itself that sends the young family fleeing in the middle of the night. It's when it stops rocking and all hell breaks loose. This family needs help. Enter PEEPs (Paranormal Entity Exposure Partners), armed with the latest hi-tech gear and the ghost communication abilities of Mia Cooper. But this isn't a normal case. Some of the ghosts aren't playing fair. Some of them are armed.

Mia's attention is divided between this case and her friend ,Sabine, who has gone missing during an out-of-body walkabout. Can Mia pull it all together in time to save Sabine from a narcissistic collector and help PEEPs survive the destructive forces that have come to play via their ghostly attachments?

Ghostly Attachments is the sequel to the popular paranormal adventure The Hauntings of Cold Creek Hollow.< /p>

©2014 Diane L Fitch (P)2015 Diane L Fitch

Very good book

Great book can't wait for the next one! Hopefully not to long of a wait for the book to hit audible.

Amazing book 2

I was not at all disappointed with book 2. What a great following up to the first book. I think this book was even better. I love the humor, the ghost hunting, the whole storyline is just amazing! The narration is just AMAZING!!!!!

First one was better

The performance was pretty good. But, I really liked the first book better. This one seemed a little more far fetched. Less believable.

great series!

absolutely love this book series! It is a fresh take on the standard ghost stories. I'm so excited its on audible.

Fun

Can't wait till they can get the rest of the books on Audible!!! I'm going to love this series. More PLEASE.!!!!

Nail Biting

As usual, Alexie Aaron had me on pins and needles all the way through! The story has three parts and that was a bit confusing for me. I loved Grandma and the twins!! They were just the best! Bert and Mia were a bit of a disappointment, and what is up with Murphy?? Ah, perhaps book three will soon be here and we will know all! This book is a nice harmless ghostly read, I hope you enjoy it!

Theres a reason she's my favorite Author! !!!

And THIS is just ONE of those reasons. I went to listen to this again, and noticed audible was still asking for a review at the books end (which I THOUGHT posted the first time I listened) so heres hoping THIS time it actually posts.
I have this entire series on Ebook and am slowly obtaining each in paperback and audio as they come out. I must say yet again....that not only are they all so wonderfully written, but the AUDIO versions....bring them to a whole new level. You get to be RE introduced to each character in a way this remarkable performer portrays each one. Between the author and performer, it feels like you're there, like you are interacting with the PEEPS cast, the emotions, the fears, the excitement, the frustrations are all so real. As I close my eyes and settle in for a ghostly adventure, I find myself lost in what feels like the reality of it all.....then dreading having to open my eyes and push the stop button. sigh, alas, life gets in the way occasionally. I truly love this series. Thank you Alexie for your wonderful writings and Thank you Emily for the grand performance., your skills are greatly appreciated. I anxiously await the next audio edition as well as the next in the ebook series.

Not as good as the first one, but ok.

This is the second in the serious and it became predictable and confusing in the end middle of the story. It had two separate storylines that jumped back and forth. In the end it balanced out. It’s an ok readand I hope the next one will be better.

Very disappointed

Would you try another book from Alexie Aaron and/or Emily Beresford?

On the fence

What could Alexie Aaron have done to make this a more enjoyable book for you?

The narration was spotty and got in the way, but I also think it was just a poor follow up to book 1 in this series.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Emily Beresford?

Not sure I'd blame the narrator as EB has done better performances. I'd leave the responsibility to the producer who didn't get a good performance from the artist.

Any additional comments?

I enjoyed the first book in this series. I liked the characters the author intended me to like and I dislike those she intended to not be likable. The voices for male characters were weak - some narrators can cross genders and some cannot. Emily Beresford missed it this time.