Karma’s Spirit

Magical Midlife in Mystic Hollow, Book 3

By: L.A. Boruff, Lacey Carter Anderson, Helen Scott

Narrated by: Tiffany Morgan, Cody Roberts

What does Karma have to do with the ghostly world? Apparently, everything.

When I meet a psychic in Mystic Hollow, I'm skeptical. Even though, you know, I've accepted most of the supernatural world. But who could blame me when the psychic acts like a stereotype from a really corny show?

Yet when our hands touch, everything changes. Suddenly, I'm seeing ghosts all over our little town. And when they realize I can see them, I become the karmic justice for far too many ghosts.

Just another crazy day in my life though, right? Wrong.

When one of the ghosts wants revenge against one of my witchy pals, I find myself trying to dive into the dark past of our town. Because this ghost is angry. And if I can't figure out the truth in time, our little gang is in trouble . . .

©2021 L.A. Boruff, Lacey Carter Andersen, and Helen Scott (P)2022 Tantor

Loved it

The authors have created a series that grabbed me from the first chapter. The characters are well developed and grow with each installment added to this series.
Tiffany Morgan and Cody Roberts gave great performances as that brought it all to life giving each character their own distinct voice.
I highly recommend this book/audiobook and series to paranormal fiction lovers.

Kept interest

Loved the series. But, Audible only has 3 of the 9 books. Disappointing, unable to finish the series.

The family and friends who were so connected

In these times where there is so much terrible news it was nice to listen to a book that made you feel good about friends and family. What life was like before everything became so awful. The story was original and keeps your attention.

Please, do the rest!!

This series is such a good balance of romantic, funny, and excitement! I'm very sad there's no more of the books in audio, but I'm going to finish reading them!

if you like Virtual Voice, please read

I loved the storyline and the characters BUT the narrators were barely a step above Virtual Voice. Tantor Media has really done us a disservice with these narrators. Not just these two, but overall.