Come Home, Katie: A Dear Celeste Novel

Dear Celeste, Book 1

By: J.R. Erickson

Narrated by: Robyn Maryke

What if you died and brought the dead back with you?

A terrible hit and run accident took Celeste Cleary's life until doctors managed to bring her back. But now she's... different. Once a respected scientist, she walks the thin veil between the living and the dead.

As she struggles to return to her former life, Celeste receives an email-a heart-wrenching letter from a stranger, a woman begging for help locating her seventeen-year-old sister, Katie, who vanished a year before.

Celeste's first impulse is to say no-what does she know about finding a missing person?

But late one snowy night Celeste is drawn into the forest where the spectral form of Katie awaits her and, though the girl does not speak, the message is clear. Katie wants Celeste to uncover the truth behind her disappearance.

As Celeste delves into the mystery surrounding Katie's vanishing, she is ensnared in a sinister labyrinth of secrets and lies. Someone doesn't want her to find out the truth and there's nothing they won't do to stop her.

Get lost in a dark paranormal mystery that blurs the lines between reality and nightmare.

©2024 Jacqueline Riegle (P)2024 Jacqueline Riegle

The webs we weave

JR Erickson always hits. Fantastic story with fantastic narration
I liked that the main character had no idea in the first part and made that clear. Can't wait for the next one

Held my attention

This book was great. I knew who the killer was when they were introduced so the twist wasn't a twist for me. however, I still absolutely loved the story. I loved it so much that I purchased the second book on here also and the other two I am going to read in kindle.

the narrator is great. she doesn't really do voices but it's still excellent.

love this book

all of it I liked it all it's a great book By a great author

Celeste is a very unlikable character

The story had the potential to be really good, but the character of Celeste was extremely unlikable. At first, she was someone you would have sympathy toward, but she later showed that she was selfish and uncaring toward those who loved her, including her husband. She lied to him constantly, and showed that she didn’t care at all about his feelings. Especially the incident with the tattoo. I was hoping by the end of the book the situation would be resolved, perhaps she would have gotten it removed, but it wasn’t. Incredibly disappointing, especially since I have always loved JR Erickson’s other novels.

Loved it!

Loved the mystery, the creepy vibe, and the plot twists! Terrific audio narration.
J.R. Erickson is becoming a go to author for me when I'm in the mood for a great ghost story!
Recommended!!!