Spirit: An Andrea Kelley Mystery

The Archivist, Book 2

De: Elle Andrews Patt

Narrado por: Melissa Moran

The restless ghost of a Virginia plantation slave lands archivist Andrea Kelley and her detective BFF smack in the middle of a modern-day human trafficking ring and a century old family mystery.

Aaron, the ghost haunting Louie’s Gastropub, has become the bane of archivist Andrea Kelley’s existence. She’s been blocked at every turn by the inability to communicate with him, the glacial pace of historical research just to find a starting place to look for him, and her BFF Detective William Taka’s refusal to have anything more to do with ghosts.

But when Aaron leads her to a murder victim outside Louie’s, her desperation reaches new heights. Following a lead based on the tattered uniform Aaron sometimes wears, Andrea attracts the attention of the police, shady, finger-in-every-till-in-town businessman Dewey Sanderson, and an even larger shark cruising Charleston, WV’s underground.

With his job on the line, Taka agrees to help Andrea discover what Aaron needs from her - and what he knows about the murder. Their bond opens the door to Aaron’s past too wide, though, and Andrea suffers the sins of the past. Can she find the grit she needs to ignore the suspicions being cast at her? How about enough to survive the attentions of a killer?

©2022 L. Andrews/Elle Andrews Patt (P)2022 Podium Audio

Good I have read first two

I’m ready for them to be together, he seems to blow her off to much then she is needy too much wish she would let him
Do his mess with Scott an
She get on with her life! With jimmy she needs to be stronger an not sitting waiting
On him he is Bi so may never be what he whats sad wish he wanted her more

Heartbreaking and intense!

I thought I loved the first book, but this one was even better. Crime, heartbreak and history intermingled in a dark and thrilling ghost story.

Couldn’t finish it

Book was so boring I tried several times to finish it but gave up. Characters were hard to keep straight, confusing plot. Gave up

Unacceptable language.

I barely got in to the book when Gods name was paired with damn. That’s unacceptable for me as a Christian. I know that’s the way people talk and sometimes I don’t have any choice but to listen to it. There are plenty of times I have a choice and that’s when I walk away or in this case put a book down refusing to read the offensive material.