An Open Spook
A Haunted Guesthouse Mystery
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Narrated by:
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Amanda Ronconi
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By:
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E.J. Copperman
About this listen
In an all-new novella in E.J. Copperman’s “funny, charming, and thoroughly enjoyable” (Spinetingler Magazine) series, the storm of the century bears down on the haunted guesthouse, and stirs up a gale of memories for a troubled ghost.
Haunted guesthouse owner Alison Kerby may have only recently discovered her ability to communicate with ghosts, but for her mother Loretta, it’s been a lifelong gift. As Alison prepares her Jersey Shore guesthouse for what promises to be a huge storm, Loretta helps out by tackling a different issue when the winds blow in an unexpected visitor: the ghost of Sgt. Robert Elliot. His request? Help him find the POW bracelet from the Vietnam War that bears his name. But no sooner does Elliot make his appeal than he suddenly disappears, cutting off contact, and leaving Loretta to wonder...why here? Why now? And why the vanishing act?
The answers begin to materialize when Alison’s lone remaining guest shows up unwittingly holding a clue to the case - on his wrist. A coincidence? Hardly. And Loretta has good reason to believe that the sergeant’s spirit has a secret he’s yet to share. Something he’s been holding on to for more than forty years. Something he’s dying to put to rest.
©2013 Jeffrey Cohen (P)2014 Audible Inc.What listeners say about An Open Spook
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- SimpleSybil
- 16-02-23
A short story from the haunted guest house series.
This story was read by the usual narrator, but this time it was told from the perspective of Alison's mother, rather than Alison herself. The story was short, simple, realistic (if you believe in ghosts), well constructed and very sweet. It lacked the sarcasm associated with Alison, so wasn't as amusing as the full length stories, but I enjoyed it.
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- Lou
- 21-10-21
enjoyable short story in the series
I enjoyed this short story in the series told from the mother's perspective, it was nice to get her side as a change of pace.
still told with the wit and humorous sarcasm as the rest of the series
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- Jay
- 12-09-22
Nice little story!
I enjoyed this book it was really interesting and respectful. Amanda Ronconi is fantastic as always. The setup was refreshing with a nice ending.
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- Karyn
- 01-01-15
River ting
Could not turn this story off, to my family's annoyance I listened from start to finish and had an enjoyable afternoon with my feet up more please a big thank you from s very happy reader who enjoys crime and thrillers but enjoys s little light relief now and then ,😄
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- Boz
- 25-06-22
Loved the narration.
Really enjoyed this story, and it gentle humour. The narration suited it perfectly in my opinion. Narration really can make or break.
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- BarnesFamily
- 23-07-23
Great Short Story
I love these books and have gotten through five so far. The story is your fun, Miss Marple style, mystery with added spooks. Not scary at all but a very good page turner in places.
Can't fault the plot, characters or narration. Very enjoyable listening.
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- EGM
- 18-11-16
Your beloved series with a twist
The change of narrator makes for a refreshing little novella in an arc I have enjoyed thoroughly so far. The reader does a great job of creating a different voice for Loretta. The plot is uncomplicated but with some very entertaining bits.
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- KMS
- 26-01-22
An enjoyable listen
This is a lovely novelette. I liked it because it is well narrated and provides an alternative view point from a different character in the series. It gently balances humour with poignancy. It's thoughtful simplicity is heart warming. An enjoyable listen.
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- Lou Simpson
- 09-07-16
A fun, intriguing, and important novella.
I was so impressed with the story and narrative.
not only was it fun but also very important when it comes to remembering those we have lost to wars.
highly recommend.
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- Robert Weir
- 08-01-23
A delightful read
A quick little read which I thoroughly enjoyed Amanda Ronconi is one of my favourite narrators. She just manages to get the tempo right and conveys humour and empathy in the right places. Overall extremely enjoyable.
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