Fire in Frost by Alicia Rades

 Ghosts and the ability to see the them. Right up my alley!

 My thoughts:

I've had this in ebook for awhile but like most people I have far more books than I'll ever read. I chose depending on what I feel like reading. This was an excellent choice. 

The storyline is about a young girl who finds she can see and interact with ghosts when a ghost appears to her more than once. She finds the ability runs in her family. The ghost she keeps seeing is trying to get a message to her. She has to decided whether to hep or not.

The story has a good flow, a solid plot and we'll developed characters. The narration is fantastic too!

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In Absentia by Ambrose Ibsen

Sooo, to be expected this was another goodie by my favorite audiobook author/narrator combination.



Review:

Excellent and delightfully spooky. This combination is peanut butter and chocolate to my ears. Absentia is a short story but enough to get to know the characters. They are a young couple, he a playwright and she a bartender until he, Julian, made it big or big enough she didn't have to work. The couple escapes the craziness of city life and heads for the country; way, way out in the country. Their closest neighbor is miles away. 

All the solitude doesn't serve the young couple well and when crazy, unexplainable events happen in the house it pushes them to the limits. It's an older home and the previous owners vanished. They don't know this going into the sale only after moving in. 


The plot thickens and the intrigue intensifies through the story built with descriptions that paint a vivid picture in the readers mind. For spook, ghost loving readers this is an excellent choice.

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