There's a Dead Girl in My Yard

By: Angela Page, Mia Altieri

Narrated by: Angela Page, Mia Altieri

A struggling actress' life gets turned upside down when she witnesses the burial of an urn in her yard. She gets entangled with the "dead girl", a Latina health guru, and her criminal antics from Miami to New York to LA.

©2021 Angela Page and Mia Altieri (P)2022 Angela Page

Little bit of Humor

This is an interesting book. As listening to it felt like someone was just explaining their life. Then all of a sudden people are yelling Spanish and you just start chuckling.

Received this book in return of my honest review.

Keeps you hopping

This was an interesting story with unusual characters and plot twists. There were serious moments but nothing devastating and some laugh out loud moments- never a dull moment!

Prepare for a fun experience

There's a Dead Girl in My Yard is an old fashioned screwball comedy where the absurdities pile up and the whole situation gets funnier and funnier as it spirals out of control. Start with the premise of a renting a house with the remains of someone famous--maybe a a famous movie star ---in the yard and having to put up with mourners day and night, then move to crazier and crazier situations in Miami, LA, and other spots with a bunch of nutcases of various ethnicities trying to make a twisted situation straighter, which is impossible. Prepare to LOL. This should be a sitcom for sure.

A surprise. Really fun.

Outrageous humor, oddly endearing characters, and a great, sly view of L.A. Plus, the two narrators were wonderful and acted their roles beautifully and believably.

Glamorous, dark, sexy, gritty -- irresistible.

An enticing, frolicking listen! The story is involved and satisfying, gaining momentum as it unfolds. Glamorous, dark, sexy, gritty -- irresistible. (For mature audiences.)