Haunting You

By: Molly Zenk

Narrated by: Abby Anderson

Length: 6 hrs and 5 mins

Publisher's summary

A past life. A dangerous gift. An unlikely romance.

In the haunted halls of her boarding school, Meredith Monroe hides a dangerous gift. She can communicate with the dead.

Desperate not to stand out, she worries her powers may attract the wrong attention. Like from the alluring but totally not-for-her new student Nathan Vale.

Meredith is impressed Nathan isn’t fazed by the supernatural - not even when a ghost tries to kill him by tossing him off the Rotunda balcony. She’s less impressed with his insistence they share a romantic connection that spans centuries and lifetimes together.

Nathan refuses to let the mistakes of their past influence their chances at happiness this time around. But getting Meredith to fall in love with him a second time may be more deadly than either of them bargain for.

Fans of Lauren Kate’s Fallen series and Meg Cabot’s Mediator series will love this YA paranormal romance from a USA Today best-selling author!

©2019 Molly Zenk (P)2020 Immortal Works

Interesting Story

This was a bit different than other books I've read but still good and interesting. I haven't always been big on paranormal romance, but I do get intrigued by the paranormal and wonder about the idea of past lives sometimes even though I don't believe in reincarnation.
The narrator does a great job with this story and enjoyed hearing her read it. She did great with all the characters and I would recommend her as a narrator. The audio was very well done for this story and helped create the world and such for the reader.
This story is about a girl, Meredith whose mother died in the past and left her feeling stuck after her death and she's attending a boarding school that her father is the head of and she sees spirits. This starts right away and drops you right into the story and normally I like that and think you should just jump into the action, but I felt like there needed to be a bit more background info or build up before jumping into Meredith is at the hospital with Nathan and suddenly they're talking about dreams and memories they're having of the past. This revolves around a love triangle between Nathan, Meredith, and Jay and Meredith figuring out what she wants, trying to learn from the past, and decide what she wants for herself and who she is. There's a lot left to be explored in this story if there's another book and it would be fun if there was more interaction between her and spirits she sees and helping them in the future and also more atmosphere.
All in all, this is a fun, light, and quick read with some provoking lines that's fun to read if you like paranormal romance and stories with boarding school settings and such.
Thanks to Immortal Works, StoryOrigin, and the author for letting me listen and review this interesting read. All opinions and thoughts are my own.

Time travel and ghosts

The narration for this school love triangle was well done. The story was active and entertaining and l did enjoy it. l would like to see Meredith interact with the local ghosts if there is a continuing book. Recommended for fans of ghosts, time travel, school paranormal and good clean reads.

Baskerville Book Reviews

I had no idea what I was getting myself into as I selected this from my review copy list at random and rarely read summaries to books, just the genres.

The premise of this book pulled me right in. While I find teenage “romance” to be cringey as all hell, I’m a huge fan of anything to do with bound souls. This book reminded me of a movie I watched with a similar premise, which caused me to want to re-watch it. (The movie is 2:22) Normally, it causes me to enjoy a story less when I’ve seen the plot elements done similarly or the exact same way before. But really is one exception for me.

While I usually don’t get invested in the lives of the characters, this is one of those rare books that caused me to care. I wanted to see how things were going to unfold. I wanted to know if history was repeating itself in the present and how things went down in the past. Would they be avoided this time?

I look down on the whole arbitrary rating system with books. Either it’s worth reading or it’s not. I very nearly gave this a middling rating or do not read rating because of the ending. It just felt abrupt and out of nowhere for me. I hate cliffhanger endings with a burning passion but I still went looking to see if it has a sequel and I couldn’t find anything.

It feels as if this book ends a few chapters too soon. In the story, Meredith is going back and forth between these two guys that she’s into. At the very end. the story just stops out of nowhere. It feels like half of what you read was trying to uncover the past and the other half didn’t amount to a damn thing in the end.

The narrator does an exceptionally good job. There weren’t any instances of repeated dialogue or other common Audible errors.

Overall, I’ve enjoyed this story quite a lot. But the ending has left a bad taste in my mouth. Though I don’t think it entirely ruins the story or should prevent you from reading (or listening) and enjoying it.

NOTE: This copy was provided to me free of charge as a digital review copy. The opinions stated in this review are mine and mine alone, I was not paid or requested to give this book a certain rating, suggestion, or approval.

A different story

This was a different kind of story for me. It was interesting. Meredith Monroe lives in Haunting, Colorado and resides at a boarding school that her father is the head of. She sees spirits and is starting to feel like a ghost herself as the days go by. She has dreams of interacting with phantoms. An okay read but I did find it a little confusing at times.

deserves alisten

This isn't a bad book. I think I will have to listen to it again to figure out how I actually feel about. I don't think it is on my favorite list but I my a fan of ghosts, and it dies have plenty of them. This is a book that I would say definitely deserves a listen.