Missing from Dunhaven Castle

Cate Kensie Cozy Mysteries, Book 6

By: Nellie H. Steele

Narrated by: Malorie Wallen

She’s solved mysteries before but never without her best friend. Can she find him before it’s too late?

Cate Kensie’s life is thrown into chaos when she is plagued by a mysterious illness she never knew existed. With random roamings and unpredictable fainting spells, only her time-traveling buddy, Jack, can protect her from herself. But when he goes missing, both of their lives are plunged into danger.

With the help of a mysterious group from across the pond, Cate must battle a powerful network of villains who want her dead and find Jack before it’s too late. Will she be able to uncover the truth and save the ones she loves or will she end up sacrificing something irreplaceable?

If you like fantasy-filled cozy mysteries, you’ll love Missing from Dunhaven Castle, Book 6 in the Cate Kensie Mysteries where the Shadow Slayers make a dramatic return to Dunhaven.

Grab now and search for Jack today!

©2023 Melissa Marie Sovak (P)2025 A Novel Idea Publishing, LLC

An adventure around every corner but it seems to drag on.

Kate was more winny in this book,the narrator made everyone sound like high school kids in a mystery series. I started to become annoyed. Although i loved the plots and the characters altogether. It was nice to bring them back. I have listened to all 6 books one after the other. Not sure if ill want to listen to the 7th if its the same narrator though.

Read the Book Instead

If you really have to find out what happened to Jack, then read the book because the narrator's lack of performance style will distract you too much from the storyline. She made the characters sound like they were middle school kids running around trying to save the world. I agree with the other reviews it was very robotic and I'm wondering if she's even a real person. she made the heroine sound like a petulant child most of the time.

Narrator

I've enjoyed the other books, but something about the narrator on this one seemed robotic and lacked feeling. Also, I don't feel like Cate was so vulnerable in the last books, but she seemed more of damsel in distress in this one which felt off.

Narrator

i didn't care for the narrator. i found her hard to listen to. Very almost robotic.

Loved the story but...

It was a great story as always with this authors but the narration was weird. It was a very robotic presentation. Also the different accents were less than marginal.