If the Haunting Fits, Wear It

A Haunted Vintage Mystery, Book 5

By: Rose Pressey

Narrated by: Angie Hickman

As fashion maven Cookie Chanel tracks a murderer at the Kentucky Derby, all bets are off....

When Cookie Chanel lands a dream assignment of providing vintage hats for a high-society Kentucky Derby party, she's brimming with excitement. Leaving her mother and best friend to mind the store at It's Vintage Y'all, Cookie packs up her psychic cat and races to Kentucky.

But before she can hang her hat, her enthusiasm is dampened when the rider of the potential Derby-winning horse is put out to pasture. Now, she's saddled with the jockey's ghost, who insists she find his killer.

With suspects ranging from an odds-on favorite to a dark horse, Cookie may just find herself in a dead heat before the photo finish....

©2017 Rose Pressey (P)2019 Tantor

Need new narrator

Hate the love triangle. She seems immoral. Hate the Forest Gump voices. Not becoming for a lawyer.

Narrator

It would be better to use the same narrator through out the whole series. Switching is just confusing. The voices you've gotten used too, then they are totally changed in the next book. Makes you want to stop listening.

Great narrator makes the story

cute series cute characters but I want to smack cookie because she's so nosey and prissy and yet won't ask for help she has a cup and other men around to help but she wants to do it her self and she can't lie she she's too something idkw but it's annoying

New narrator ruined my audible experience

I listened to the first four books in this series and really enjoyed them. The narrator was very good and the stories are cute. I've just muddled through the 5th book. I can't tell you much about the story due to the change in narrator. I just wanted it to stop! It's always jarring when a series changes narrators, but this change has ruined my Audible experience with this series. The narrator makes everyone sound either like a child or like someone with a mouth full of cotton trying to talk. The previous books were charming and the accent, while not sounding like a Georgia accent necessarily, was pleasing. I won't be listening to any more of these books unless the narrator changes.

Performance is fine, setting is so badly done

As a fluffy cozy, it's not so bad, and the ghosts are entertaining, but if your familiarity with horses, horse racing, the Kentucky Derby and Louisville is anything deeper than "I think I saw like five minutes of coverage on NBC once and could maybe find Kentucky on a map with names" give this one a hard pass. Even characters who are allegedly jockeys, trainers, and owners are laughably, incredibly wrong about everything. The author can't even be b
othered to NAME THE HORSE the main character's acquaintance owns. It makes me suspicious of any other books in the series set somewhere outside a vintage clothing store, wondering whether they were as terrible at research as they were with this one.