Haunting in Fettig

De: Jordan Elizabeth

Narrado por: Nicole Anderson

Portia is sick of the pandemic. She can't go to school, can't see her friends, and the family is stressing about her grandmother living alone. When her grandmother needs help, her father decides to drive out to the farm, and Portia is dragged along.

It's a total accident when she's left behind, and her father can't get back to her when the county puts them under lockdown. No one in, no one out.

Being trapped on the farm has some perks, but it also has a huge downside: There's a ghost haunting her family. Will she be able to discover what the ghost wants her to know?

©2022 Jordan Elizabeth Hallak (P)2022 Jordan Elizabeth Hallak

Short read Great for a car ride

The world is in the midst of a worldwide pandemic and Portia is over it. No one can attend school, gatherings are canceled, and masks are required. When her father accidentally forgets her at her grandmothers house, she is really upset and extremely bored as her grandmother lives in the country with no internet. She begins to see odd things happening in and around the property. I listened to the audio and it was so so. The beginning was better, but the narrator messed up a few times. The events occurring were interesting.

Unbiased Review

This book was a quick listen. I enjoyed it. I did notice that to me it seemed that the narrator spoke a little fast. There were times in the story that I wish it was a little more in depth. Overall it is one I will keep in my library and listen to again.

It was okay

I love a good short story once in a while. This was a nice short ghost story. The narration could have been better. Poor audio editing as well.

Haunting in Fettig

This was an interesting quick ghost and pandemic story, I liked the characters and their story.

The narration had a few hiccups throughout which let the story down.

a great little ghost story

This was a great little ghost story with a bit of puppy love thrown in for good measure, The performance was a bit choppy, and some words were mispronounced, but this didn't detract from the story.