The Tea House

By: Amanda Meuwissen

Narrated by: Amanda Meuwissen

Jaime is looking for sanctuary and a new start after escaping his stepfather. With little money to his name, he doubts he can afford the gorgeous bed and breakfast he stumbles upon, surrounded by tea roses inside and out. Then Logan, the handsome young concierge, surprises Jaime with a "pay what you can" policy, and Jaime is instantly smitten. Little does Jaime know, the Tea House is plagued by rumors of monsters and disappearances, and is known by another name. Hollow House.

©2021 Amanda Meuwissen (P)2021 Amanda Meuwissen

Made me feel like I was a guest at The Tea House

What is creeping around in the shadows of The Tea House? Jaime can't believe his luck when he stumbles upon a beautiful hotel, not to mention the concierge Logan is hot. A few petty guests, a reporter on the hunt for a story, and hearing strange things at night make Jaime think there is more to this hotel than beautiful roses and incredible meals. But there is a connection with Logan that Jaime wants to explore. Will he stay once he learns the truth? The build up to the big reveal was genius. The detail and descriptions of the characters and the house made me feel like I was there. Amanda Meuwissen did an incredible job narrating her story.

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I thoroughly enjoyed the narration of this book!! It’s an interesting story to read and absolutely enjoyable to listen to.

Imaginative!

Oh how delightful is this little gem of a paranormal horror story.
Narrated by the author who knows the tales nuances since she penned it, I found myself on her author page and buying most of her books listed.

Gave me exactly what I wanted

This is a short little story, and I honestly could read/listen to twice as much of this. The romance bits were nice and sweet. The mystery/horror elements, kept me on edge, the spicy scenes where wonderfully kinky.

A Fun/Horror/Mystery Romance!

Ooh, I enjoyed that! Amanda Meuwissen's The Tea House is a little mystery, sci-fi, romance, hurt/comfort... a bit of all that and a lot of fun.

The audio version is nicely performed by the author. I love when they do that!