The Case of the Restless Graves

De: Magnolia Murdersworth

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Emily Hayes used to be a tenured psychology professor with a corner office and a thriving marriage. Now she’s divorced, unemployed, and living in a shoebox apartment that smells faintly of despair. Her only hobby? Late-night arguments about ghost sightings on a paranormal forum with a woman who reads tarot in dive bars.

That woman—Juniper Quimby—owns exactly one leather jacket, lives out of a van painted with moon phases, and has “commitment issues” tattooed across her entire personality. Together, they’ve decided to reinvent themselves as paranormal investigators (because apparently “financial security” was too mainstream).

Their first big case? A creepy Victorian cemetery being bulldozed to make way for luxury condos. But when the foreman turns up crushed beneath a piece of equipment that was supposed to be locked down, the job goes from spooky to murder-y. Now Emily and Juni have to navigate skeptical cops, construction workers with secrets, and an infuriatingly handsome billionaire developer who may or may not be hiding a body or two under his penthouse floorboards.

And if the cemetery’s ghosts don’t get them, the killer definitely will.

This is a whip-smart, hilarious, and spine-tingling mystery about friendship, fresh starts, and digging up way more than you bargained for.

Two women and a new job

Good book. A chance meeting and a new career for two women that created for a very interesting listen. Suspense, full of surprise encounters, ghost, greed, and funny adventures all throughout the book.

Great story female protagonists navigating their way to being entrepreneurs in a niche market of the paranormal.

Plenty of dialog and the pace kept moving along very well. There was nothing I really disliked _ just a few hiccups with virtual narration, quite minor.