The Ghoul, the Bad, & the Ugly

De: Lily Harper Hart

Narrado por: Heather Masters

Zombies in Casper Creek? Say it ain’t so. Unfortunately, it looks to be true...and Hannah Hickok and her motley crew of helpers have a mess on their hands.

As Cooper Wyatt struggles with the perfect way to propose, his girlfriend is buried in zombie lore...and seemingly having a good time digging up solutions.

The bodies are rising from two different cemeteries, one so old it hasn’t seen a new resident in 30 years. Why, though?

Needing help, Lindy suggests her brother David join the team. He’s a paranormal investigator, and he has an interesting set of skills. He also seems to be sparking with animal wrangler Tyler James, which has all the women in a tizzy in an effort to help him make the ultimate connection.

Love is in the air. Zombies are on the streets. Trouble is afoot. It’s a normal day in Casper Creek, but the stakes are ratcheting up. Hannah’s magic is off the charts, but this time the monsters she’s facing are like nothing she’s ever seen.

Death may be stalking Hannah, but she’s not afraid to stand her ground. Survival isn’t a given, but if she makes it through to the end, Cooper has a surprise for both of them.

©2021 Lily Harper Hart (P)2021 Lily Harper Hart

wonderful and emotional

falling in love with each book in each series sis wonderful. the love the laughter to bone deep feeling of being accepted for who and what you are, each books boasts 9f these things and makes a believer out of you in all things. great book. keep them coming

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i must just be a big sap, but these books keep making me cry! at least it's always in a Good way=)
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Love this series

Another soothing cozy during stressful times. Thanks Amanda M Lee/ Lily Harper Hart. Enjoyed it.

Great story

I love how the paranormal and the normal get woven together. Can’t wait to see what happens with some new relationships.

He said she said he said...

The performer excelled, as usual. I look forward to her performances always. The books in this series have been a lot if new fun with nail biting climaxes, UNTIL this one. This one was like someone let the air out of a balloon and just left me flat. Sorry. But that is not my biggest complaint...in EVERY book lately, I find myself getting more and more annoyed at the author. It's like she is being paid by the word or something. For example, in one conversation, there were needless fillers like "she continued", " he prodded", "he explained", ad nauseum. I understand in an audio forum that the author needs to distinguish WHO is speaking, but he said she said added in makes for interruptions of listening pleasure. PLEASE STOP?