Inn Love

By: Lucy Lennox

Narrated by: Michael Dean

Attention ghost lovers! Prime opportunity to own this historic bed and breakfast in Pine Hollow, Maine, for a spooky low price. Must be comfortable with the mystical and at home with haunted spirits. Don’t say we didn’t warn you. Previous buyers haven’t lasted the night. Will you be the one to tame the teeming shadows of this lovely Victorian mansion?

Will Ryan and Davis survive the ghosts of the Maberly sisters to win a shot at owning this historic inn? Or do they have a ghost of a chance at finding something else entirely? When things go bump in the night at this inn, it might just be the headboard...

Inn Love is a stand-alone novella with interfering ghosties, a crew of crazy characters, and stolen kisses in secret passages.

©2017 Lucy Lennox (P)2019 Lucy Lennox

Inn Love

Omg this audio book was absolutely positively amazing. I would highly recommend this audio book.

Fun ghostly romp

Thoroughly enjoyable! Everybody wants some, but love wins. Any contestant who fights true love will be helped out by three imaginative spirits.

Great short listen. Love Michael Dean's voice.

I listened to the Audible copy of this story and I loved it. Michael Pauley (now known as Michael Dean) is one of my favorite audiobook performers and he didn't disappoint me with this one.

It's short and perfect for listening when you don't have time for a longer book and want to finish it in one go. I loved the ghosts. The whole story was just very cute and engaging.

Cute short story

Very cute short story. Really enjoyed it. Hot sexy times. Original story. Narration was wonderful as usual.

Fun, quick read.

3.5*
This was a cute and fun quick listen. It was entertaining and now I want to own a haunted B&B in New England. I got a kick out of the sisters and the way they manipulated situations for Davis.
There were a couple of things that happened that could have used some fleshing out, but eh, for a novella what can you expect.
The narration was fine- I feel like Ryan's character was a little over played, almost a bit of a caricature of a blue collar construction worker. But for the most part it was an easy listen.