Witch Cozy Mystery 19-Book Set

De: Amelia Morgan

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

This spellbinding cozy mystery set features 19 books from the Witches of Enchanted Bay series including:

The Witches of Enchanted Bay
Ax to Grind
Killer Twist
A Bewitching Murder
A Riddle of a Murder
The Nuts And Bolts of Murder
Strangling Ambition
Therapy Can Be Murder
Sick of Murder
Hexes and Other Hairy Situations
Horrible Halloween Hazards
Witches, Werewolves, and Murder
Hectic Halloween Hijinks
Murder, Magic, and Mousse
An Enchanted Bay Wedding
Wacky Witches and Haunted Houses
Witches, Hoaxes, and Halloween Homicide
Witch Way to the Truth
Devious Deeds and Dark Magic

Donut shop manager and secret witch Meg Walton has her picture-perfect small town life rocked when she finds out her old friend, Paige Martin, has died in Los Angeles.

The police have ruled the death a suicide, but Meg's gut instinct is telling her foul play was involved. As Meg retraces the final days of Paige's life, she becomes convinced that her friend's death was murder. When the police brush Meg's theory off, she knows the only way for justice to be served is to find Paige's killer herself.

Buy this set now!

Monotone virtual voice

I have other books by this author and I loved hearing those books. However, this is my first Virtual reader from her books. I struggle to listen because the monotonous reader distracts from the story. The reader also keeps me from identifying which character is actually talking. I would be willing to pay more for the audiobook in order to get a good reader like the author used on her other books.

I may have rated the story higher if the reader was better.

It has a great story line, but

I really like this series but if it had a real narrator it would be 100000 percent better. I think I'm gonna look for them in actual books and read that because this narrator kept pronouncing the names different and it kind of threw me off but I like the book series. It's a good book series. Just not a good narrator.

Just not interesting

This is more suited to pre teen audiences as the character development is shallow, the plot weak and the magic extremely limited. I did not listen past the beginning of the second book. Just no.

Monotone narration

There were minimal distinctions between voices, all very drab. Too distracting to follow the storyline.