Witch Myth Super Boxset: A Yew Hollow Cozy Mystery

By: Alexandria Clarke

Narrated by: Jo Nelson, Elisabeth Langelee

Length: 26 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's summary

Morgan Summers hates talking to ghosts, but when the victim of a ghastly murder asks her for help from beyond the grave, Morgan can't say no. Soon, Morgan herself is blamed for the murder, and the town is out for blood. Can Morgan clear her name, discover the real killer, and help her new ghostly friend cross over to the next life?

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More complete than I expected

I expected this to be a standard cozy mystery combined with simple and funny magic. I was surprised! It DOES talk about it being six volumes in one and then volumes zero through two, all of which I really don't understand, but I think that it is volumes zero through two and I just don't get the six volume reference, but that's all neither here nor there. There actually were three stories that were all connected, and the world represented was kind of neat! I enjoyed all three parts, and I found myself liking the appropriate people and being totally turned off by those who were unreasonable – yes, the author manipulated me appropriately :-) . Anyway, it's a good collection.

O...m...geeeeee. It's just that good

It's must read made even better with Audible. It's incredibly deep, action packed, well thought out, with several subplots that culminate into the one glorious ending. I can see myself revisiting this super boxset (Thanks, so much for that.) again in the future.

Good story, ok narration

The story is pretty good, but it would have been better if either narrator didn't sound like some weird robotic gps voice. I have never heard someone say "pell-ow" instead of pillow so many times in one book(this is separate from all the words I struggled to understand through weird cadence and pronunciation that suggested they had never heard the word spoken, I just hate it).

Witch Myth Super Box set

I enjoyed the books, the author is worth following. The choice of narrators left much to be desired. The first narrator kept making me check to see if the books were set in the UK. The second narrator seems to need practice in reading aloud and pronunciation. Her reading made me go back and listen to passages over and over again to get the gist of a scene.

Great Read

Witch Myth Super Boxset: A Yew Hollow Cozy Mystery was a great read by Alexandria Clarke. This set consists of; Witch Myth: A Yew Hollow Cozy Mystery, and Witch Myth WildFire: A Yew Hollow Cozy Mystery. Witch Myth: A Yew Hollow Cozy Mystery- Book 0 was a great read by Alexandria Clarke. Morgan Summers hates to talk to ghosts. The victim of a ghastly murder asks for her help and Morgan can't say no. Unfortunately she finds herself blamed for the murder and the town is out to get her. Witch Myth: A Yew Hollow Cozy Mystery, Book 1 was a great read by Alexandria Clarke. A client claims that her dead husband is trying to kill her. Morgan Summers' new job as a paranormal detective starts with a bang. Morgan must dive headfirst into her own family's past. Witch Myth: A Yew Hollow Cozy Mystery, Book 2 was a great read by Alexandria Clarke. Morgan Summers is trapped in the otherworld and knows she's in for a wild ride. Her enemy raises the dead back in Yew Hollow. She forges unlikely alliances and battles through the afterlife for a mythical weapon. Witch Myth: Wildfire: A Yew Hollow Cozy Mystery - Book 0 was a great read by Alexandria Clarke. Gwenlyn Bennet lived peacefully as an honorary member of the notorious Summers coven for 10 years, but she's never known a blood relative. One day she wakes up with the ghost of her twin sister hovering above her bed. Soon the coven falls mysteriously ill and Gwenlyn embarks on a quest for a cure with the dubious help of her dead sister. Witch Myth Wildfire: A Yew Hollow Cozy Mystery- Book 1 was a great read by Alexandria Clarke. A 16 year old disappears from her hometown without a trace which just stumps the local police. Her older sister Kennedy is the only person who has any hope of finding her. The two share an otherworldly bond which leads Kennedy to Yew Hollow. She quickly uncovers a coven of witches, a secret and something she didn't know about herself. Witch Myth: Wild Fire: Book 2 was a great read by Alexandria Clarke. Kennedy McGrath is banished from Yew Hollow and separated from her younger sister. She has no choice but to play dirty with the Summers coven. There is an ag-old curse that is bearing down on them and Kennedy teams with Gwenlyn Bennett to save the coven and her sister. They discover that the secret to breaking the curse is hidden in Kennedy's mysterious past. This was a great read by the author.

Not worth a credit

This set started out well, but it switched to a teen novel out if not where.
I can't recommend this, and I will request my credit returned.

Excellent

Delightful Morgan diving into a paranormal case he is dead and attempting a murder. Is it true, what the wife of the deceased is saying. Handsome new partner, and digging comes up with her past, how are they connected. Enjoyed the narration was good
Given audio for my voluntary review

slow start but worth finishing

At first the book was a little slow to grab muy attention but as each new story started the writing was so much better. Really enjoyed the last story. stick it through you the end.

very good but needs more voice actors

loved it, loved it, loved it......but there could have been more people reading and they could stay with the charecter till the end the transition from the english/scotish to american voices was not a good transition

Interesting but frustrating

I did not like the reader. She was almost robotic and it was clear that she never learned American English phonics. Mispronunciations such as “ah-MEE-ah-be” (amiable) and “flah-NELL” (flannel)
and “METZ-an-in” (mezzanine) were scattered throughout, and combined with the author’s multiple malapropisms, detracted from the experience. The story was interesting enough that I stuck with it, but it was not a smooth experience.