
The Skeletons of Scarborough House
Chapelwick Mysteries, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Cat Gould
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By:
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Kitty French
About this listen
Welcome to Chapelwick, a leafy English town in the hills of Shropshire, where chocolate fudge cake comes served with a side of murder.
Scarborough House is haunted, and it's not doing much for Donovan Scarborough's investment portfolio. No one wants to buy a place with levitating crockery, or (the wrong kind of) rhythmic pounding throughout the night.
Luckily, Melody "I-See-Dead-People" Bittersweet has just launched her own ghostbusting agency with best friend Marina, geeky, keen Arthur, and a one-eared pug called Lestat. They're quick to take the case, even if it has already sort of (definitely) been given to Leo Dark, Melody's rakish, despicable ex.
Melody soon discovers the resident phantoms are three brothers, one who was murdered at 20, while the others lived to old age. But did the family exile the right person, or did the true killer get away with it?
Donovan Scarborough doesn't care who solves the case. Whoever gets rid of the ghosts gets paid.
Can Melody and her new crew untangle the mystery, and bring the brothers peace, before Leo? Or will his distracting sexiness and Melody's bonkers family cause the agency to fall at its first hurdle?
Contains mature themes.
©2016 Kitty French (P)2018 TantorA really enjoyable listening experience.
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Great listen
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Loved this story
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Very good story if you can get past the dire performance
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I thought there was far more introspective narrative from the first person character than necessary, and it rather came across as waffle from time to time.
The writer messed up some basic research - a 1973 Transit van would have door locks which were large black plungers on the top of the inner door moulding, and NO Transit van had sliding driver and passenger doors. If Kitty wanted to keep two celebrities names in the finished novel, rather than use them as "placeholders" in a draft, then she could at least have used them for humour. And one didn't even need to be named, as he wasn't a character in the story.
Entertaining but wordy
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Great story
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So much fun!
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The story, however, although a bit silly, was lively and amusing. A good very light read!
Irritating narration
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Funny ghost mystery
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Made me smile
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