When Good Ghosts Get the Blues: A Beechwood Harbor Ghost Mystery (Beechwood Harbor Ghost Mysteries, #3)

by Danielle Garrett

• ISBN10: 1790491282
• ISBN13: 9781790491285
• Publish Date: 29 November 2018
• Publish Status: Active
• Imprint: Independently Published
• Format: Paperback (US Trade)
• Pages: 184
• Language: English

Reviews

[kimbacaffeinate]

Poor Flapjack and Hayward. They tried so hard to change Scarlett’s mind, but she’s determined to have a ghost free vacation. The Big Easy, chocolate and romance lose their luster when Lucas is accused of murder! Before you know it Gwen, Flapjack, and Hayward will come to Scarlet’s aid as the case against Lucas worsens.

The case took center stage, and NOLA became a backdrop despite a few fun scenes in the beginning. This was an intense one with all clues pointing directly at poor Lucas. He frustrated me. I felt like he went down without a fight or had too much faith it would all work out. I wanted Lucas to get mad, but he’s just not that kind of guy. Ah well, it is one trait Scar likes best about him; he is truly a nice guy.

Clues, dark entities, New Orleans witches and more await you in this fun, light paranormal cozy. We gain more insight into what Scarlett is capable of, and I am eager for her to embrace and master some of her abilities besides speaking to ghosts and solving cases.

When Good Ghosts Get the Blues was a fun, addictive cozy mystery with paranormal elements and twists that will keep you listening.

This is Garrett’s second series set in Beechwood and it’s fast becoming a favorite. Amanda Ronconi once again narrates and I just love her for these cozy mysteries. From Scarlett to the different ghosts she makes the story pop and pulls me in. The length of these audios make them perfect for day trips and weekend chores. This review was originally posted at Caffeinated Reviewer

[Melanie]

My review and an extended sample of the audiobook are posted at Hotlistens.com.

In this story, Scarlett heads to the Big Easy for ghost free vacation and to see Lucas at his new location in New Orleans. I’m not always a fan of when authors take their characters to new locations. As a fan of secondary characters, I tend to miss them when the main character travels without them. Sometimes it works for me and sometimes it doesn’t. This one worked.

Scarlett goes to the set with Lucas only to find that the set is once again haunted. And of course, that doesn’t bode well for the ghost free vacation. Oh and when someone shows up dead on the set, things only get worse.

I continue to enjoy this series. I do love Scarlett as a main character. Lucas makes a good love interest. It is a fun series. I love how Scarlett works through the mysteries. We don’t get as much of the other ghosts that are usually around Scarlett, but that doesn’t dampen the fun.

If you’re looking for a fun paranormal cozy mystery, this series is great. I highly recommend it.

Narration
Amanda Ronconi continues to do an amazing job with this series. I love everything about her narration. She’s great at bringing the humor to the forefront of the stories. If you’ve never listened to one of her stories, you’re really missing out.

**I'd like to thank the publisher for providing me with a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review.