Lullaby

By: J. L. Bryan

Narrated by: Carla Mercer-Meyer

Length: 9 hrs and 53 mins

Publisher's Summary

Life is more difficult than ever at Savannah's only ghost-hunting detective agency. While Ellie copes with her mentor's departure and other unwelcome developments, she also worries about the supernatural injuries keeping her boyfriend caught in an endless slumber.

At the same time, Ellie and Stacey are called in to investigate an eerie entity haunting a baby's nursery room. The ghost appears late at night, its face barely visible on the baby monitor, and sings a chilling song. Soon, Ellie learns there are more ghosts in the house, and at least one of them is a dangerous, child-hunting monster who must be stopped before it kills again.

©2016 J.L. Bryan (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Yikes - have read all and this one scared me a lot!

Now maybe it won’t scare you as much, is that I essentially said it will scare you! ;) I like so much about his writing as well as the narrator. Side note: in the last book, I did NOT appreciate the two conservative and ridiculous pro-Trump hints: one that makes it obvious the author is a climate change denier, and the other that’s just blatantly pro Trump (I think it was about making America great again or something gross like that). That was super disappointing. I guess not a terrible shock being that the author’a from the South but still...not the smartest move he could have made. I LOVE a good ghost story but lost some respect for him after hearing those two comments. First for his ignorance and second for making such a poor business decision haha. But hey - it’s his prerogative. Blech!

Ellie Jordan’s ghost trapping adventures keep getting better.

I lovee❤️ Ellie’s ghost trapper stories. Each of J. L. Bryan’s books in this series, keep you intrigued & wanting more. I can’ wait to listen to the next one. Some authors tend to not evolve their books and characters with their series. J. L. Bryan doesn’t do this .

New boss has some terrifying powers!

Lullaby Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper By: J. L. Bryan Narrated by: Carla Mercer-Meyer Her old boss is moving and a new Russian boss decides to show her how things will be now be punishing her....the woman has some serious evil powers! I can't tell you what she did but it messed up our gal! Also, there is a job to do under new guide lines. Her boyfriend is still in a coma... things are not looking good. Few scary book! Her work is scary from the haunted houses and the co-workers! Great narration!

shocker I think it's a case of assault?!?!

I've been following this series from the first book, but I never saw this coming. I've been on the receiving end of ownership changes but this seems to be a big drastic...if it was me I'd be back when I could walk, with a freaking ar-15 and wouldn't even give anyone notice just start spraying. if the Russian bitch could do what she did and I had no defense that might be the only way to solve the problem. this story was cruising along just like most of the books previously, then this one scene just took a DARK turn towards hell! I don't know but it ended unsatisfactory for me, many issues unresolved, but lol I guess it's a cliff hanger?!?!

Absorbing and intriguing

An interesting mix of light and dark with Ellie definitely turning a little darker. The new business antagonists are definitely creepy.

Abusive work environment!

There are no words strong enough for me to express my disappointment on the direction the author has taken with this series. In the past, the books were a fun scare. Now they are a painful experience. The new work environment is abusive...both verbally and physically. Unfortunately I bought this book and the one following so am pressing on in hopes that I will see a return of the original scare factor without the abuse. If I don't, I will delete this author from my "favorite" list.

ok

This was not one of my favorites. It was ok. I read it out of sequence. That may be one reason.

Same Old stories

I keep hoping the series will eventually start developing its characters and we can see them evolve as people. But sadly it never does. The author is content to just keep writing the same stories over and over. In this book, the plot is even thinner than usual. Half of the book is just repeating the same things we've heard a million times before both in this book and previous ones. How many times do we need to hear that Ellie is haunted by a ghost that killed her parents and burned her house when she was fifteen? You can skip the first two hours of the book. It's just Ellie complaining about the new owners of the company. The rest is the same old story. Multiple hauntings, one good ghost, one evil one, etc... Even the narrator seems bored at times.

Not my favorite

I generally love these books, but really disliked this book. The disharmony and heartless attitude of the new company. I hear it will not continue; or I would not continue these books. Generally the ghost part of the story was good.