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“Hahn weaves into the story some classic mystery elements such as a torn photograph, a waterlogged doll, dense fog, and an empty grave, all of which add to the suspense and keep the well-plotted story moving along to a satisfying conclusion.” ( School Library Journal)
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An Engaging Read

Where does Deep and Dark and Dangerous rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

In the upper 30% - and I have listened to hundreds of audio books.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Deep and Dark and Dangerous?

The canoe ride into the lake.

Have you listened to any of Rachel Dulude’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

This is the first of Rachel Dulude's performances I've listened to.
I had to admit it, but I typically dislike listening to female narrators. Rachel Dulude did a very good job with this book and it was a pleasant experience.

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Good book!

I read this book several times when I was younger, it was really nostalgic to listen to it! I would say it’s more for younger people 10-15, but it’s still entertaining to listen to when I’m older!

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Amazing

My teacher read it to me in 4th grade. My favorite book ever since. !! Amazing book.



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Who’s who??!!!

Everyone sounds the same it was hard to know who was talking but otherwise it was a great book 🤩

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Deep, Dark, Dangerously Predictable

While the story was predictable, the characters were entertaining. Had a classic ghost tale feeling.

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great

I loved this book. my girls and I enjoyed the mystery and spooky quality of the book.

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Fun book

Very entertaining. It held my interest it was fun to listen to while I worked.

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