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After striking out several times with audiobooks, I‘m so glad this one was able to hook me! This gothic tale features a “con-artist” spiritualist who ends up forced to help the people of a rich estate figure out the mystery behind the death of the future Lady of the house. The author did a fantastic job of placing suspicion on almost everyone, and several characters had me going back and forth with blaming them. It was a rollercoaster… ⬇️

1. Very much so. I‘m big on journaling, and I have one I call my “everything journal.” I do my monthly and weekly planning in it. And I tend to write lists there as well as in my phone.

2. It seems as though nothing ever goes as planned for the protagonist in this gothic mystery that I‘ve been listening to.

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“People are more capable of believing the devil is some external force we have no resistance against, instead of accepting their own capacity to be cruel.”

“Evil is cruelty left unchecked…”

My next listen…

Not what I was expecting when I started this one, but I enjoyed it :) —- I think I was expecting it to be more “dark”

Excited for the Packer Game today 💚💛💚💛

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I‘m late for my October BOTM. 64 pages in and I‘m hooked, it is looking really good! Booker approves.

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I actually loved this book. It hooked me quickly , connected me to the characters, had a twist I didn't see coming and fit perfectly into spooky season. Definitely recommend

This book reminded me of a mix between Disney's A Haunted Mansion and The Haunting of Hill House. The main character Genevieve Timmons was such a logical and independent character, and the writing was so descriptive and eerie. The setting and scenes were spooky and the mystery was do unpredictable and twisty. I loved the small romance between Miss Timmons and Gareth Pemberton, it was sweet, minimal yet perfect! I loved how the ending wrapped up!

Nothing better than fresh flowers and a new book on a Saturday morning 🌻🧡

This book sounds amazing! I'm a sucker for spiritualists!

Hard to resist a haunted Victorian English manor house, a spiritualist MC and murder mystery… so this one has a lot going for it from the start, BUT there were so many plot holes and it felt a little pieced together. I wanted it to be as good as Jess Kidd‘s “Things in Jars” and unfortunately, it didn‘t come close. But it was entertaining and fun and a good easy vacation read!