The Mysterious Mr Wylie

Wonky Inn, Book 6

De: Jeannie Wycherley

Narrado por: Tara-Louise Kaye

Dem bones, dem bones, dem dry bones....

Building work at Whittle Inn has unearthed a skeleton.

Horrified Alfhild Daemonne, recently returned from a holiday overseas, is keen to find out who the unfortunate victim was and how they died. After all, she might need to make reparations to the victim's family for an atrocity one of her ancestors committed.

What was the victim's link to Alf's wonky inn and why were they interred within the walls?

It soon becomes obvious that Alf isn't the only person who's interested in the discovery. The mysterious Mr Wylie is paying a return visit to Whittlecombe, and it quickly transpires that nothing is as it initially appears.

The Mysterious Mr Wylie is a clean, cozy paranormal mystery. This fun standalone provides a new entry point for the Wonky Inn series for those who have never stepped through the doors before.

Meanwhile established listeners will love catching up on the latest chaotic adventures of their favourite witches, wizards, ghosts, and villagers. And not forgetting Mr Hoo, of course!

©2019, 2025 Jeannie Wycherley (P)2025 Jeannie Wycherley

A Delightful Addition to the Wonky Inn Series!

I absolutely loved The Mysterious Mr. Wylie! Jeannie Wycherley continues to weave magic and mystery into the Wonky Inn series, and this sixth installment did not disappoint. The story was engaging, atmospheric, and full of the quirky charm I’ve come to adore.

While this book features a new narrator—Tara-Louise Kaye—I found her performance captivating. It took a moment to adjust to the change in voice, but she brought her own unique flair to the characters and maintained the whimsical tone of the series beautifully.

This series just keeps getting better, and I’m already looking forward to what’s next. Highly recommended for fans of cozy mysteries with a supernatural twist!

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

WITCHES, WIZARDS AND WALLED IN WONDERS

WITCHES, WIZARDS AND WALLED IN WONDERS
Old magic and the Wonky Inn renovations do not seem to go well together, who knew the need for additional toilets would cause this much trouble? I see the IT security ghost has moved on to greener pastures so to speak, in the last story I was pretty sure he had a bright future, good to see.
Overall another fun and entertaining book. This book has a new narrator Tara-Louise Kaye whom surprisingly sounded like the previous narrator by the second third of the book. Big tick from me. Recommended series. Recommended book,

Fun Story

I enjoyed this story as much as the others in the series. I felt for Alf as she dealt with the aftermath of traveling overseas. My interest was piqued by the mysterious suitcase, and once the skeleton was found interred within one of the walls of the inn, I was hooked, I liked the unusual spin which kept my curiosity alive. I thought Tara-Louise Kaye's narration was great and her performance provided new voices to the characters; however, there was some adjustment for me as I missed the voices from the previous narrator. I was given a copy of the audiobook. I volunteered, without financial gain, to post this review which reflected my honest opinions regarding this audiobook.

Outstanding!

Renovations at the Wonky Inn reveal a skeleton hidden in a walled off area protected by a powerful magic spell. Alfhild Daemonne is horrified that her ancestors may have been responsible for the death, and begins to investigate. A reappearing briefcase and a mysterious guest at the Inn help Alf and her friends solve the mystery. The characters continue to develop and their interactions are becoming more complex. I only hope that Alf finds a love interest worthy of her. This book is filled with magic, time travel and overarching story lines. I can’t wait to get to the next in the series. The narration is excellent.

Enchanting Time Travel Paranormal Cozy Mystery

An enchanting cozy mystery with elements of time travel that tie into the overall story seamlessly. The author has a way of taking the reader into another world, and the narrator depicts it perfectly. I was going to listen only to and from work, but had to finish the audiobook as soon as I was home—another delightful tale in the Wonky Inn series. I look forward to more adventures with Alfhild Daemonne and the gang. This can be read (listened to) as a standalone.