Grim Beginnings

An Aisling Grimlock Mystery, Books 1-3

By: Amanda M. Lee

Narrated by: Karen Krause

Aisling Grimlock never thought she'd join the family business. In fact, she was dead set against it. When an economic downturn causes her to lose her job, she's forced to go to desperate measures to earn a living.

Aisling comes from a big family of grim reapers - no, that's right. She's the youngest of five siblings - and the only girl - and the testosterone is going to hit the fan when the Grimlocks try to teach Aisling the ropes and keep her safe at the same time.

Between rogue wraiths, murderous new acquaintances and gargoyles dropping from the sky, Aisling has her hands full. That's on top of four brothers (and one curmudgeonly father) who would die for her - while also killing for her - and a police officer who's desperate to learn the family secret.

Follow Aisling as she delves into the mystery of her mother's death and a world she never wanted to explore - and yet might fit in all the same. This omnibus includes the first three books in the Aisling Grimlock mystery series: Grim Tidings, Grim Offerings and Grim Discovery.

©2015 Amanda M. Lee (P)2016 Amanda M. Lee

So funny!

This whole family makes me laugh. The relationships, the stories from their past, and the humor are very entertaining.

Great story line. Funny, snarky, and characters you love and some to hate.

My only complaint is the narration of the badass main character is too ‘little girly’. Other character voices are spot on. The Grimlock family is one that grows on you and I love them all.

Amanda M Lee has done it again!

I love these three books they inspire me to understand grim reapers in a new and unique way.

A slow start but...

Slow start but it turns out to be such really wonderful books. I'm very impressed with the entire storyline.

Fun to listen to!

I wasn’t sure in the beginning if I’d like the narrator. But I was pleasantly surprised! I laughed several times during the three different books. One of the things I enjoy most about the author is how she expresses surprise or anger without really swearing. My favorite expression is “crap on toast”!!!!