Miss Goodone

The Truth Behind the Door

De: Anne O. S.

Narrado por: David Bosco

Some libraries hold stories. This one hides secrets.

Nina always knew she was different. She could sense souls, see their colours, smell their truth. But she never expected her quiet Bradford library to be the key to another world.

When a hidden door appears in the basement, Nina and her friends, Tessa and Asim, step into a reality far stranger than any book on their shelves. A reality where Nina once guarded the gates of Hell. Her memories are gone, scattered and locked inside books, and someone or something wants to keep it that way.

With humour, heart, and the occasional smell of dodgy souls, Miss Goodone is a story about friendship, identity, and finding the courage to remember who you really are.

Welcome to a story where nothing is normal, trust is a gamble, and one thing is absolutely certain: Never trust anyone in a hat.

©2025 Anne O. S. (P)2025 Anne O. S.

Good or Evil? Dead or Alive?

Starts off slow but builds quickly once the "door" is opened. Nina, Tessa, and Asim experience some very weird occurrences and meet equally strange people, people who they are never sure are good or evil. Feels at times as if it's a bad dream or nightmare. Narration was good, though as someone else said, some character voices worked better than others.

An entertaining listen

This one had a lot of story and quite a few characters to keep track of, but overall it was a good, entertaining listen. The narration was okay — some character voices worked better than others — but it was still a decent job and carried the story well enough.