Never Dead

Welcome to Dead House Series, Book 1

De: M. L. Bullock

Narrado por: Suzanne Elise Freeman

"Why does the ghost have his head in the oven?"

I groaned at the sight of Joey's bony ass sticking out of the appliance. He hadn't even opened the door.

Ex-burlesque dancer and aspiring author Tamara Garvey just had her world turned upside down.

Her best friend died and leaves her as guardian to a teenager. Now, not only is Tamara struggling with her new role but she is also charged with caring for the family home, the Ridaught Plantation known by the locals as the Dead House.

To her surprise, the place is already occupied by an angsty ghost named Joey who has a penchant for wearing her clothes and a fascination for paranormal movies and television shows. Tamara and Joey develop an unexpected friendship but questions remain about how and when he got there.

In an attempt to fit in with the suspicious small town residents, Tamara turns on the charm and decides to host a community wide Halloween party, right at the historic home. Everything turns out great until the dead begin to show up too.

Can Tamara solve the secret of the Ridaught Plantation before it's too late? Can she protect Chloe from the dead who are assembling? Or will they also become ghostly residents of the Dead House?

©2020 Monica L. Bullock (P)2020 Tantor

Joey..NEVER TOLD US HOW HE DIED, DAM. LOL

PERFECTLY AWESOME STORY, JUST THE RIGHT MIX OF SCARY ISH, MYSTERY OUT THE HOO HA AND JOEYS CHARACTER IS THE MOST, NEVER LOSE JOEY, HE TRULY MAKES YOUR STORY, PLEASEKEEP HIM IN FUTURE HAUNTS. DO ANITHER WITH HIM N GIRLS

Story was interesting

I liked the story. Not so much the narrator. She was fine except for the strong southern twang used for some voices that came across a bit irritating.

As usual mlbullock does wonderful

Loved the characters and can’t wait to hear more
Will Kevin and Tamara get together I can’t wait to see

Great reader

glad it wasn't read by ai the computer programs are too monotone&don't read certain words correct

Don't waste too much time on this

I can overlook plot holes but not ones so large a truck can drive through them. None of the characters is given enough time with the reader for anyone to make an impression on you; I couldn't care less about any of them. I'm still not sure why I suffered through the entire book; I suppose I was hoping it would redeem itself. Not so much.