Dying for You

By: MaryJanice Davidson

Narrated by: Devon Sorvari, Aimée Castle, Angela Gulner

Together for the first time, four devilishly entertaining novellas by the New York Times bestselling author prove that there’s not only life after death, but desire too…

The Fixer-Upper
Cathy’s new home is handsomely furnished—by an amorous male ghost. If only she had something she could…touch. Her neighbor may have a lousy personality, but he does have a perfect body. Now, spirit is about to meet flesh, to Cathy’s delight.

Paradise Bossed
While traveling in the Cayman Islands, Nikki loses her life in a tragic accident, but has no intention of cutting her vacation short. When a handsome male psychic is engaged to get a grip on Nikki’s spirit, he does more. He finds himself falling in love with her.

Driftwood
A Cape Cod werewolf agonizes over the death of a woman by his own paw. Well, to be fair, he never really killed her. She’s a vampire. Now she needs his help to kill the bloodsucker who turned her.

Witch Way
For centuries their families have been embroiled in a violent, irreversible feud. Today, can a witch and a witch-hunter find common ground...without killing each other first? Sometimes opposites do attract.

Critic reviews

"Very entertaining!"

"Fun to read!"

"Davidson cleverly merges her Wyndham Werewolf and Undead series."

"I knew I would enjoy 'Witch Way' because I've relished everything I've read by this prolific author!"

Horrible Narration

The narrator apparently watched Fargo too many times before narrating this. The first book is set in St. Paul, MN. Hours south of Fargo, where she seems to think these characters are from. I’m from Minneapolis, Minnesota and I am grinding my teeth trying to get through these to the other narrators. We do not talk like that. Or at the very very least, we occasionally pop our Os and As. Not every single one , all the time, with gusto. I don’t understand how not a single person during production took the time to figure out how people from the metro area actually talk. And how none of them stopped the narrator and told her she was butchering the book so badly that listeners would want to throw their headphones out the window, after lighting them on fire.