Secrets, Lies and Fireflies

Southern Ghost Hunter Mysteries, Book 14

By: Angie Fox

Narrated by: Hollie Jackson

Verity’s family tree has deep roots… and deadly secrets. Some families pass down antiques or china. Verity’s family? They can’t seem to pass up a good mystery. So when Verity’s dearly departed grandmother drops by unexpectedly, Verity is overjoyed—until she learns Grandma Didi is back with a chilling request tied to a cherished family heirloom.

With the help of her ghostly sidekick Frankie—who is too busy declaring her grandmother his ultimate nemesis—Verity traces a trail of clues from her beloved family home to a forgotten suffragette hideout to a secret enclave hidden in the Sugarland Library itself.

But every discovery pulls Verity deeper into danger, and some in Sugarland will stop at nothing to keep the past buried. If Verity isn’t careful, she could lose more than her family legacy—she could end up following her grandmother to the other side.

©2025 Angie Fox (P)2025 Angie Fox

disappointed in narrator

the narrator was horrible what happened to Tavie Gilbert, she was wonderful!!! I love this series and was so disappointed when I started this one. I'm not sure if I will be able to finish the book the only thing that makes me want to finish this book is the story line. I hope Ms. Gilbert will narrate the next book.

NOT a "new" narrator!

I have thoroughly enjoyed this series and am looking forward to the next edition.
I do have a complaint about the reviews for Book 14. So many have complained about a new narrator and have even said they didn't like a change in narrator after 13 books with the same narrator!
Spoiler Alert: this book was narrated by the same person as books 1, 1.5, and 2. I admit it's a little jarring when there's a change in narrator in a series, but it doesn't take long to adapt. Hollie Jackson did a fine job and doesn't deserve such criticism.

Doesn't disappoint

Excellent story, new chara ters are believable and old characters are still as interesting as always.

New narrator!

The book was good. I just wish I had noticed that there was a new narrator before I bought it. Miss the old one bit everyone says that when there is a change I guess.

what a difference a narrator makes.

narration took away from the story, so not sure if I would of liked the story better with previous narrator, but I will read it to see if I enjoy the story.