
Blue Moon Investigations Two Book Starter Set
Paranormal Nonsense & The Phantom of Barker Mill in one Volume
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Narrated by:
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Peter Fullagar
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By:
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Steve Higgs
The paranormal? It’s all nonsense, but proving it might get them killed
In the brooding, dark landscape of England, with its rolling hills and forgotten castles, the dark breeds evil in every shadow. Well, almost every shadow. Some of them have stupid in them instead.
With thousands of books sold, the Blue Moon Investigations series will grip you from the start and rob you of sleep as you continue listening until well after your bedtime.
When Steve Higgs writes, he hits it out of the park! I find myself laughing loud and often.
Paranormal Nonsense - falsely advertised as a paranormal investigator, Tempest Michaels has a serial killing vampire to track down and a poltergeist to catch...because he’s staked his reputation on proving none of it is real.
Helped by disillusioned cop, Amanda Harper, the duo is not only pitted against a brotherhood of vampire wannabes, but also a desperately ticking clock when one of his friends is taken.
He’s got all the help he could need and more, though, as his friends, his mum, and his dogs are pitching in!
The Phantom of Barker Mill - a hundred-year-old mystery proves irresistible for England’s only paranormal P.I. It looks like the perfect case...but someone, or perhaps everyone is lying to him.
As he closes in on the truth, he is led into a race against time that may cost him more than he is willing to pay.
Oh, and his mum wants him to organize a baby shower.
If you are a fan of fast-paced paranormal thrillers, then this urban fantasy series is sure to please.
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In The Phantom of Barker Mill, Tempest deals with glowing spectral dogs and a phantom wreaking havoc in a steel mill. Amanda wants to work as an investigator with Tempest, and she puts her notice in at work. Tempest is really attracted to Amanda, but she gets involved with the Barker Mill heir.
The author is English and uses British English in writing. There is quite a bit of conversation involving sexual topics and encounters.
I found the stories interesting. It might be nice if the main characters weren't so caught up in thinking and talking about sex. It doesn't add anything to the story for me.
I received an audiobook code from the author.
Two books of paranormal events
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Blue Moon Fun
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Entertaining
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Narration needs polishing…
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fantastic and entertaining
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Surprisingly Funny
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I laughed out loud
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* The main male character comes across as immature, condescending, superficial, and a deliberately obtuse person. He seems to hate overweight women. It doesn’t matter how often the author repeats that he doesn't hate overweight women it comes across as if he does.
* The average reader doesn’t care about all the excessive information on why the main male character works out, what he eats and why it is healthy. It doesn't add anything to the story. Stop repeating the same information.
* While using military time is fine for some situations it is not appropriate to use in an everyday setting...most people don’t speak in military time, even though they may understand it.
* The male main character speaks in condescending tones to the other character, insulting in dismissing their beliefs and concerns. He has too much conceit, but he loves his dogs, almost to the point of obsessiveness.
* I absolutely adored his friends and his mother; father is not a good character, he has many of the same characteristics as the main male character.
* The narrator did a good job. I did feel that there were too many LONG pauses sometimes between paragraphs, sometimes between chapters. There were a couple of times that I could hear sirens in the background for a brief second.
I received the audio book from the author and am voluntarily leaving my review.
The Side Characters Make These Books!
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Quite the romp
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well worth the credit 👌
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