In the Blue Hour

A Novel

By: Elizabeth Hall

Narrated by: Joyce Bean

Elise Brooks dreams of a car accident on an icy road. Weeks later, her beloved husband, Michael, is killed in just such a crash. Now, overcome with grief and uncertainty, Elise believes his spirit may be following her in the form of a raven, trying to tell her something from beyond the grave.

Desperate to understand the signs, Elise embraces both the Native American wisdom she grew up with and the world of psychics and seers. So when a tarot-card reader suggests she take a journey to the mysterious address found in Michael's old jacket, she embarks on a cross-country trek to follow the clues.

Accompanied by Tom Dugan, an engineer and scientist who does not believe in psychics, mediums, or the hoodoo "conjure woman" they encounter on the road, Elise navigates the rituals and omens of the spirit world in an attempt to unravel the mystery of her husband's message.

©2016 Elizabeth Hall. (P)2016 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Great Narrator Made the Book Come Alive

This was a slowly paced book with too many coincidences, even for this type of storyline. Sorry but no spoilers. Also, there were too many digressions—very interesting ones but they didn’t add to the storyline—so I began skipping whole sections on my Kindle. However, upon switching to Audible, the story came alive, because of the excellent narration by Joyce Bean. I went back to the beginning of this book and listened until the end!

very good!

Very good read! All of it was enjoyable. Wasn't too short or too long, the characters were good and the story was intriguing.

suspenseful

I really enjoyed this, suspenseful, with psychic overlay and real life adult (character in her 50's) issues. #Tagsgiving #Sweepstakes

Not as titled

Narrator voice was blah!! Again no ghosts. One more to go & I doubt I bother.
VERY DISAPPOINTING!!!!!