The Undead in My Bed

Worth the credit, but the first story is a total waste of time. Just skip it! But the second story is worth the story alone. The third story is also very good.

I would consider the second and third stories to be better, because the narrators do an excellent job. The first one was horrible. or maybe it was the writing. Probably mostly the writing, but the narrator didn't help.

The Story by Jessica Sims (3rd Story), with the Molly Harper's (2nd Story) a close second.

The third story in it's entirety.

Hot Vamps.

Don't give up on the book because the first story/narration sucks. The other two stories are worth a credit on thier own!

Funny and light-hearted short paranormal romance stories that are any easy listen - preferred M.H's and R.S.'s stories but they are all a simple sweet listen and, or but, they don't contain any 'hot and heavy' bits.

Worth a credit? Mmmmm, although I would prefer a bit more 'heat' to the stories, they were very enjoyable and entertaining, so it's a YES.

I love Molly Harper as her stories usually have me cracking up and this one did not fail, i was at work and i had to bite my lips,"spoiler alert" especially the part where Sam, Lindy and Tess all behave like the three stooges. This was a great book especially on one of those horrible days at work. In regards to the first story .. well lets just say it needs alot of work and it left me wanting. The third story was good and nice way to end this medley.

This title is for persons who like the quirkier side of the paranormal genre, so if that describes you then this book is for you. Hope you enjoy, I certainly did, can't wait for more books from Molly

Very high. I adore Molly Harper!

The first story was hard to follow since there r different volumes for different characters. One character blasted out my ear drum then the next one I couldn't hear what they were saying

Absolutely

2nd & 3rd story were awesome. After the volume for the 1st story gets fixed I will relisten to it.

I loved listening to three stories in one book. They were short and each one had a great, complete story. The narrators were very good. Without going in to detail with each story, they were all very good. Recommend this book for some quick, fund reading.

Okay, so I'll be honest. I didn't even listen to the first story. For some reason I just didn't like the narrator's voice.

The second story, by Molly Harper, was hands down the best story. If you've enjoyed her other books (like the Nice Girls series) you'll really enjoy this one. But, even though this narrator was perfectly fine, I missed hearing Amanda Ronconi as the narrator.

The final story, by Katie MacAlister, was incredibly predictable and the narrator was only decent. But I still thought it was pretty enjoyable.

All in all, this was an easy listen. Almost anyone who's a fan of supernatural fiction will find this a fun listen.

funny, romantic, adventure

Oh yes, it wasn't a long story but well worth the time to listen.

It was horrible. The narrator was absolutely the worst I've ever heard. I hated all of it. I can't find a single thing good about it.

Summary: Buy this book simply for the 2nd story written by Molly Harper.

The first book by Jessica Sims is simply ridiculous. Noelle is supposed to be a 'Guardian', meaning she can banish demons and imps, etc., etc... but the way this character is written and voiced was horrible! She sounds like this weak, tiny little fluff of a woman, completely indecisive, whining, pleading.. I literally had to force myself to listen to it. By the time the story reached its end I was glad I'd listened while cleaning house. At least something worthwhile had been accomplished!

Then the second story by Molly Harper started playing, and I was hooked, once again in the world of Half Moon Hollow. If you like good entertainment with laughter, this is the book for you. It starts off with our heroine seeing vegetables singing.. and I loved it. This story alone made the book worth my purchase. I will absolutely be listening to this story again!

The third story by Katie McAllister was pleasurable, although I did think the ending was a just a bit too neat and tidy. I always wonder about the relatives left behind, things like that. I might listen to this story again some day.