Cookies, Corpses and the Deadly Haunt

Haunted House Flippers Inc.

By: Rachael Stapleton

Narrated by: Ellora Sen-Gupta

House flippers Jack and Juniper agree to lend and help prep their latest purchase - the Doctor's House, an old Victorian mansion - to act as the eerie setting for the town's Halloween bash. They're expecting to find missing floor boards and pesky bats, not the ghostly specter of the murdered doctor's wife. But when the head of the council is found stuffed in a trunk in the attic, it appears history is repeating.

As June and the team carry on with party preparations, they unravel a century of family secrets, whispers of lunacy - and the number-one suspect goes on the run. But the victim's family insists the ball must go on, even with a killer on the loose.

With Halloween fast approaching, June sees the woman in white and wonders if keeping the killer out was ever really a possibility. Now she's desperate to unmask the killer before the annual Halloween bash turns into even more of a deadly haunt....

©2017 Rachael Stapleton (P)2018 Rachael Stapleton

I will listen again...

Really enjoyable cozy-mystery. Very well written. Well written characters and dialogue. Narrator was excellent and the production quality is high. Can’t wait to listen to more from this author.

Great listen

The story is well written and I enjoyed it quite a bit. I look forward to the next book in the series. The narrator does a good job of bringing the story and characters to life.

mystery

story about a house renovation for a Halloween party that turns into a murder mystery. keeps the reader intrigued in the mystery and in the love problems.

I loved it!

What a refreshing and original listen this book by Rachael Stapleton is. I so enjoyed the story! Ellora Sen-Gupta performed it brilliantly. Both the author and narrator were new to me, and they will definitely be on my list to listen to again. I requested this review copy audiobook and have voluntarily written this review. I loved the humor and unexpected twists this book had.

Great Story

This story was fun. It kept me guessing. Loved how the heroine seemed to always find the bodies.