Murder at the Candlelight Cabaret

De: E.K. Cozy

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Pumpkin spice, ghostly lights, and a talking pug with zero filter — all part of autumn in the charming town of Brickstone.

Seeking peace and a new beginning after losing her wife, historian Olivia Corbyn moves to the quaint New England town of Brickstone. What she doesn't expect is a haunted theater, two determined spirits seeking justice for their murders, and a town where Halloween isn't just a holiday, it's a way of life.

When the Candlelight Cabaret's star-crossed ghosts start stirring up trouble just before the big Halloween show, Olivia is drawn into their mystery — along with her own psychic abilities that are growing stronger by the day. With help from Maudine, her snack-obsessed, sassy talking pug who has opinions about everything from ghosts to gumdrops, Olivia finds herself navigating more than just small-town life.

Between dodging overzealous festival organizers, braving enchanted decorations that seem a little too real, and keeping her strengthening psychic senses in check, Olivia's October is shaping up to be anything but calm. But if she can untangle the cold case before opening night, she might just give the restless ghosts the justice they deserve — and find her own way toward healing in the process.

Murder at the Candlelight Cabaret is a delightfully spooky paranormal cozy mystery full of autumn charm, haunted history and a heroine you’ll root for.

If you love:

• Paranormal cozies with quirky characters
• Halloween mysteries that blend spooky and fun
• Autumn settings dripping with seasonal charm
• Talking animal sidekicks with big personalities
• LGBTQ+ stories with warmth, wit, and heart

Then Murder at the Candlelight Cabaret is your perfect fall escape.

Book One in the Brickstone Cozy Paranormal Mystery series. A complete mystery, no cliffhanger.

Narration

Hated narration. It was so bad I couldn’t finish listening to it. That’s all I can say

Couldn't do it

I didn't make it pass the first few chapters. Way too many words, repeated often, to say something simple.