Ghosted

De: Amy Hutton

Narrado por: Sarah Fitzgerald

Banishing vengeful spirits from the mortal realm is Holly’s day job, but she’s never had to ghost anyone before–until Callum breaks her heart, making her wish she could exorcise her ex from her life.

It’s been two years since professional ghost-whisperer Holly Daniels ghosted Callum Jefferies–successful paranormal podcast host, unsuccessful boyfriend. So when he reaches out asking for her help investigating the infamous East Mill haunted house, Holly is hesitant to get involved, despite his infuriating charm. But the house in question calls to her, and she can’t resist.

When they arrive in East Mill–and take up adjoining rooms at a rundown bed and breakfast–something in the air stirs up old feelings. If only the local ghosts would give Holly some peace and quiet to work out what those feelings are....

As their investigation unfolds, Holly and Callum unearth a string of mysterious deaths linked to the house–one of which is bound up with East Mill’s very own seventeenth-century witch trials. But Callum is hiding something, and as disturbing details emerge about the family who once occupied the house, Holly realises she will have to put her life–and her psychic powers–on the line if she and Callum are going to get out of East Mill alive.

©2025 Amy Hutton (P)2025 Simon & Schuster Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

"This book cast a spell on me! Ghosted is a page-turning, genre-bending delight full of sizzling, slow-burn chemistry, second chances, and a mystery that will keep you guessing (and swooning) right to the last page."—Natalie Murray, author of Lights, Camera, Love

"Atmospheric, spooky, pacy romance . . . For those who like their romance with a side of adventure, action and eerie haunted houses."—Clare Fletcher, author of Love Match

"Spooky, funny and sexy! Ghosted had me guessing–but the romance kept this scaredy-cat from jumping out of her skin. Cosy up, this is the perfect spooky season read."—Melanie Saward, author of Love Unleashed

The narrator was terrible

The writing was meh. Holly was incredibly annoying and always found something to complain about. Callum felt like a cringey teenage boy.

But the narrator everything this so much worse. She sounded like a high schooler asked to read aloud in class. Her cadence and enunciation left something to be desired and she mispronounced several words including pho, covered, & hovered.
Her breathing was so loud it was like someone was breathing next to my ear, and there were random background noises in several chapters - pages turning, items being dropped/moved around, etc.
There were also several instances where she re-recorded a sentence or phrase without the previous take being removed so she ended up just repeating the same sentence.
I honestly regret wasting a credit on this book.