Midnight Moon

Vampire for Hire, Book 13

By: J.R. Rain

Narrated by: Dina Pearlman

Amazon's number-one best-selling vampire detective is back!

In Midnight Moon, private investigator Samantha Moon returns in an all-new adventure when she's hired to look into a haunting. A female house ghost is wreaking havoc on the life of her new client - except this isn't a normal house ghost, and her new client, Charlie Reed, isn't what he seems either. There's something strange going on in Charlie's house, something truly not of this world.

Meanwhile, Sam's teen daughter, Tammy, is coming into her own as a mind reader - abilities that attract the devil himself. And with evil incarnate having set his sights squarely on her children, Sam enlists Allison, her psychic witch friend, to go with her where she's never gone before: a surreal pursuit between worlds.

©2017 J. R. Rain (P)2017 Audible, Inc.

Wow wow wow

Completely unexpected! But omg this is my favorite one! Except for the ending made me a little sad :(

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i really enjoyed this one! the whole creator theory is something i’ve wondered about many times in the past. the question of, Do the characters in books live their lives in an alternate reality? when we leave this life, will we have the choice to be reborn in one of those alternate realities? can we choose to live as the mc in our favourite books? yes, i’ve wondered all of these things and so much more. that sam could have spoken with our God, that we are All a part of Him, that i believe. i believe that when my time here comes to its inevitable end, i will return Home. but i also believe, or maybe hope, that i could come back, but with magic or super smarts, something i didn’t or couldn’t have in This life. it’s all crazy, and fun, to think about .. 🥰
i legit love you mr rain, and your choice of ms perlman was a stroke of genius! she’s incredible! and i love her too!!
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vampire meets silvertounge

I love the story at the end where they go into Charlie's book. it reminds me of inkheart. can't wait to see what happens next.

Disappointing

This will be the last book in this series I read. In each book Samantha and her children become more powerful and Samantha over analyzes everything. This book was boring and I had to force myself to finish it. Dina Pearlman doesn't help. She over dramatizes the characters and makes them sound like idiots.

Waste of a credit

What was once one of my favorite series has become a book to avoid. No more character depth. Just phoning it in. Over the top narration does not help. Very disappointing.