Jon and Mack's Terrifying Tree Troubles

Jon's Mysteries Case, Book 5

By: AJ Sherwood

Narrated by: Lloyd Thomas

It’s like a bad game of Telephone.

Grant locates a murdered teen in McMinnville. He calls Jon.

Jon locates the girl’s ghost. He calls Mack.

Mack talks to the ghost who leads them to more ghosts. Who lead them to even more ghosts.

And why are all the murder victims buried under trees?

The boys are ready for this game to end, please. (Donovan especially.)

©2023 AJ Sherwood (P)2023 AJ Sherwood

Very fun but missing series

Ok, this was a great addition to the Jon’s mysteries series, but it is a crossover with another series which doesn’t seem to be on Audible yet, so there are a lot of characters and backstories that you don’t get. It’s still a good, well done story, although I teared up a lot on the stories of the victims. Love the characters and their storylines, though.

Oh crossover time...

Ok so go to my Goodreads review to get more details on what I thought about this one. I hate typing on my phone so it will have all the details.

In here we have Jon, Donovan, Mack, and the forgotten to the end, Brandon.

Donovan and Brandon are literally the same character. It's very noticable in here.

Anyways, they get called in to help find the body of a teen. Then they find out that there's a heck of a lot of ghosts and a serial killer family.

Things get resolved as they always do, and Cho moves in with Garrett.

That's all we get about those two.

The narrator is still making everyone but Mack sound the same but at this point, it's fine.

Loved it!

I loved finding out about the mystery behind the killings and I loved that Jon and Mack were in this book. Two psychic’s work out the problem.

Fabulous

This was an amazing crossover book! It was wonderful to hear this story from all of my favorite characters perspective.

Crossing over

It's part of the Jon universe so you know it's going to be a good read/listen. With it also being a crossover (pun intended) with Mack's stories we get to see pretty much the entire family at work.

The downside is that instead of 2 POV's telling the tale (Jon/Donovan) or (Mack/Brandon) we have all four taking chapters and it got confusing for me, at times, to which character was speaking.

Basically, a good story, and useful for the larger story universe, but not the strongest in the series'.