Scarlet, Sometimes

The Jason Callahan Psychic Detective Series, Book 3

By: Patricia Lee Macomber

Narrated by: Steven Jay Cohen

Scarlet Mitchell wakes up on the floor of her boss's apartment. Her boss is dead and to make matters worse, Scarlet is holding the bloodied murder weapon. With no recollection of the previous night whatsoever, Scarlet turns to the only person who can find the answers she needs: Jason Callahan. Together with Trina Dane, local psychic and columnist for the city newspaper, they begin to dig into Scarlet's past. Things in Trina's world are never what they seem and when they finally get at the real truth, it's much worse than simple murder. As always, the best laid plans go awry. In spite of rogue demons, possession and a trip to the hell dimension, Jason and Trina manage to solve the case, but not before they unleash hell on Earth. And as always, hilarity ensues.

©2016 Patricia Lee Macomber (P)2016 David N. Wilson

WOW!

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Ex NYPD now a PI, his girl Friday, the helpful witch, the ghost of a murdered man, and a very confusing client make up the main characters in this paranormal thriller. There is situational humor, and some things that stretch the imagination, but all combine to make for a thoroughly enjoyable tale! I later noticed that this is the third in a series, but who could tell?
Steven J Cohen has a very expressive voice which conveys emotions and characters extremely well.
I received a free copy of this book at my request courtesy of AudiobookBOOM.

SCARLETT SOMETIMES

Scarlett wakes up and doesn't remember what happened. Her boss is dead and shes holding the murder weapon. She gets Jason to help prove shes not a murder. If you like supernatural stories I think you'll like this. Its a little out of my usual genre. I still liked the story. Steven Jay Cohen does a good job narrating this book.

Quite enjoyable

I hate listening out of order but I grabbed at the chance to listen to this one even though I missed the first two. This type of book is so hit or miss and this was a hit. Funny and clever with likeable characters. Need I say more. Narration was very good and easy to understand when the characters shifted.
I was gifted this audiobook in exchange for an honest review.

Great paranormal mystery

Glad I don't have any "gifts" in the paranormal realm.

Steven Jay Cohen did a good job narrating.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

A light and entertaining listen

Jason Callaghan and Trina Dane have a new strange case to investigate. Scarlet wakes up one morning stained with blood in her boss’ apartment beside his corpse but has no recollection of the last twelve hours. She doesn’t think she killed, but did she? Callaghan is hired to prove her innocence, but he’s not even sure of it.

These paranormal mysteries by Patricia Lee Macomber are very entertaining. I have listened to the previous book in the series and I was looking forward to this one. It’s well written, with interesting characters, and subtle humor that makes this a light read. The story was bizarre enough to pick my interest and keep me engaged. Scarlet was a likable character but it was impossible to know what could have or have not happened. I also liked how fresh the dialogs felt, which helped to make the characters more vivid.

Steven Jay Cohen’s soothing voice and expressive narration contributed to a very enjoyable experience. He delivered excellent character interpretations and unique voices and styles for each of them, all done in a subtle way that didn’t interfere with the story. Listening to Steven Jay Cohen is always a pleasure, he could read the phone book and I’d listen to it.

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.