Cadaver on Canal Street

Twisted Sisters Midlife Maelstrom, Book 2

By: Brenda Trim

Narrated by: Naomi Rose-Mock

Throwing the perfect party for a siren's birthday is hard enough. Keeping the fussy client happy while trying to stop a killer might be more than the twisted sisters can handle.

When Dahlia is suddenly thrust into the future during a seemingly ordinary meeting, the sisters find themselves at a loss. Lia is haunted by visions of murder, but no one knows who they can turn to for help.

With a persnickety siren demanding an under-the-sea-themed birthday party, the sisters could just dive deeper into conch shells, seahorses, and starfish. But when a dead woman is dumped on a busy road, it seems hunting for a killer none of them can identify is now their most important job.

Besieged by zombies, embracing new abilities, and navigating the mounting tension with the Voodoo Queen makes this adventurous new midlife more complicated by the day. The sisters no longer fit in the mundane world, but it seems the magical realm doesn't want them either.

Time to put on their big girl pants and show both worlds what they're made of.

©2022 Brenda Trim (P)2022 Brenda Trim

Fab follow up on Twisted seesTra’s

Fabulous follow up to the Twisted Seestra’s Saga…. Wonderful follow through with setting up the business and getting love lifes restarted and jump started as well as integrating into the coven and finding a killer

Wonderful audio/great story

Cadaver on Canal Street

I have thoroughly enjoyed this series so far. Good world build with some entertaining characters.

Twisted Sisters are fantastic!

Another fantastic adventure with the twisted sisters. Supernaturals of all kinds and more. Narrator did a fantastic job also.

very good

Loved it !! this story. the narrator is so fantastic it's like your really there!!

The narrator is kinda ruining it for me...

I really like the first book even though the narrator threw me off a bit. This time, the narrator threw me off A LOT. Proper inflection and tone are VERY important to a performed story. There was literally no rise or fall to anything with this narrator. She reads well in that she pronounces words correctly...but I felt like I would be halfway into a scenario before I realized that it was serious and more emotion-packed than the narrator let on. She doesn't read flatly or anything, but she just...reads. I can tell she is trying to add emphasis but its just not hitting the mark. I honestly feel like if I personally read this book, I would have been so much more invested in the story because I could have built the tension and tones necessary in my head. She isn't a horrible narrator...maybe she just reads too fast? **SPOILER** When one of the characters is being attacked, I didn't even realize she had found herself in a bad spot...nothing about the tone of the narrator indicated impending doom. She just raced on in the story but in doing so made it seem like there was nothing of note going on. The story itself isn't as interesting as the first book. Maybe the narrator is dulling the scene but I just found this story to be...meh.