Ninth Key

The Mediator, Book 2

De: Meg Cabot

Narrado por: Johanna Parker

New York Times best-selling author Meg Cabot fills each adventure in the Mediator series with suspense and humor. Suze Simon is a liaison between ghosts and the living. But this teenager is no hand-holder, she's tough on the spirits who need her help. When the ghost of a murdered woman wakes Suze up one night with an troublesome request, the 16-year-old just wants to get rid of her.©2005 Meg Cabot (P)2005 Recorded Books, LLC

Good narrator Great story.

Where does Ninth Key rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

I keep enjoying hearing Johanna Parker, she has a great voice and makes the stories come to life. She helps the Mediator Series come alive. Highly recommend!!!

What about Johanna Parker’s performance did you like?

Everything. She is very enjoyable.

Great narration and such a good storyline

Great storyline and narration. For me, narration is important as I have issues reading. It’s terrible getting older.

Re-read worthy!

I had read the series when I was about 12 years old, but saw it was a free credit on Audible… even 15 years later it’s still such a great read.

Fantastic Story

I love revisiting the adventures of Suze and Jesse. I loved the continual story of finding Red and it not being who you expect

So Fun!

I don’t usually give five stars, and even though this isn’t a literary masterpiece or anything, it was a great listen and fun enough for me to rate it for the maximum fun I had listening to it. Well written. Good character development and a rich description of a real place that made me feel like I was right there. I like all the characters. I can totally see a tv production of this, in the style of Buffy. Johanna Parker ties it all up with a pretty bow and sends it over the line into greatness. Can’t lose with her narrating anything. I can tell she enjoys this story, too.

Great Listen

This being her second book in the series is just as good as her first. The only downside is that she is a bit redundant in this book. In this story she fills you in with practically everything that happened in the previous book, so if you listened to the first book and then this one she rather wasted alot of time. After I got through with the outline of the first book this story line really took off. I hope she doesn't do that in the next book of the series, if you haven't heard the books in succesion than it would make you want to learn what happened in book 1.

I love this series!

In the second book in the Mediator series, Suze is settling in with her new family in California, and in her new school. Tad asks her out on a date and Suze is excited to be dating such a hot guy, until she meets his weird dad and even weirder assistant. And Jesse presents a mystery of his own.

I will never not love this series, it's always 5 stars from me. Although this is my least favorite of the Suze's mysteries, the ending always makes me tear up. Jesse and Suze have great chemistry, and I love them together. Suze still refuses help and makes some really bad judgment calls, but there's hope for her by the end.

This audiobook was recorded back in 2005, so it doesn't have the crispness of modern day audio, it reminds me of listening to cassette tapes back in the day. But the narrator does a good job and pulls me into the story.

Pleasantly surprised

I listened to this book to get a feel for what my 13 year old daughter was reading. I didn't know what to expect, but was pleasantly surprised. The plot was interesting, the main character was reasonably well developed, and I ended up caring about the outcome. The author taps into teenage girl angst without being overly dramatic or sappy. I thought it might be a struggle to get through, but instead it was enjoyable.

The different voices

first read these books as a teenager, and now I’m listening to them again while at work. They bring back so many memories of a simpler time. I wish I could go back — we didn’t have much, but everyone was alive and healthy back then. Listening to them now feels like a kind of time travel, taking me back to the days when I’d read while my grandma cooked dinner and in the other room my brother played very loud music. Cherish what you have now, even the simplest things, because nothing lasts forever.

Amazing

Love Meg Cabot and love her books! She always does an amazing way of keeping your mind refreshed when doing the series!