Juniper Wiles and the Ghost Girls

By: Charles de Lint

Narrated by: Mia Barron

Anyone who knows her wouldn’t be surprised to learn that Jilly sees the world through a prism of faerie tales. It was years before I came to understand that she wasn’t just being whimsical when she talked so easily about hobs and brownies and various kinds of faerie creatures.

They were real.

Faerieland, otherworlds, and all the denizens and creatures you might imagine to live there.

It was all real.

And so were ghosts.

I remember when I first realized this. I felt like my head was going to explode.

Juniper should have known better after her last foray into the otherworld. But when she’s asked to look into a mysterious box full of poltergeists she ends up making a promise to seven teenage ghosts that puts here directly in the crosshairs of a blood witch’s deadly ire.

©2022 Charles de Lint (P)2023 Recorded Books

a lot of fun

another journey into newford with juniper and joe crazycrow showing the more action/urban favtasy side of the town. with a bonus hellboy story at the end. absolutely grand.

A Delightful Tale For The Spooky Season!

I've been reading Charles de Lint's work since I was a teen. Now in my thirties, I'm still delighted by the charmingly spooky stories that are spun. This story is no exception! It's a tale full of twists and turns as well as surprising moments of support and affirmation. A delight, and the perfect thing for Halloween.

Am smitten! Love juniper

This was exactly the story I needed from one of my favorite authors . Am so glad these stories are here. So we can all enjoy them

Such an Excellent Story

I just loved this continuation of Junipers life and adventure. Want to listen to next book, bought it, but want to listen to it when available. Narrator does a very good job with the entire storyline and the characters.
loved the short at the end, Love Hellboy too.

Good story

This was a tidy and simply plotted story. It is not up to the standard that I think the author normally writes. It’s a fun listen and I always enjoy de Lint’s writing.