Optical Delusions in Deadwood

Deadwood Mystery, Book 2

By: Ann Charles

Narrated by: Caroline Shaffer

Someone is spreading rumors around Deadwood that Violet Parker likes to chat with dead folks.

With her reputation endangered, her bank account on the verge of extinction, and her career at risk of going up in flames, Violet is desperate. When the opportunity to sell another vintage home materializes, she grabs it, even though this "haunted" house was recently the stage for a two-act murder-suicide tragedy.

Ghost or no ghost, Violet knows this can't be as bad as the last house of horrors she tried to sell, but sexy Doc Nyce has serious doubts. Her only hope of hanging on to her job is to prove that the so-called ghostly sightings are merely the eccentric owner's optical delusions.

But someone - or something - in the house wants Violet stopped…dead.

©2011 Ann Charles (P)2014 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Love this series and the narrator!

Usually I get tired of hearing a narrator's voice after so long, but this narrator has done so well that I feel like I'm talking to her as she tells me this story! This is the second book in the series I've listened to and I'm so impressed! I will be downloading the third one right now!

Love the Deadwood Series

I’m only on book 3, but LOVED the first. 2nd was a little rushed, but my love for the characters keep me stuck! Highly recommend for light hearted, paranormal, day to day real life, suspense.. it even has lustful situations!!!

Madly in Love with Deadwood

I have NO IDEA why I love this series so much, but I've read the whole series (and I actually had to READ the last two AND the shorts) I love Violet, Doc, Harvey, the kids etc… Its a funny, cozy mystery with hints of the paranormal. Its not the best thing every written, but it was very captivating and I devoured the series.

love

stumbled across the first book and have been hooked love when I find a great series

Good series

was a good mystery, lots of sexual situations.will continue to listen to future books.Liked narration