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loved the book. love the characters. so wish I could be Fred. Glad she is finally happy. Also glad that Carla and her have a kind of understanding . Excited to read the next book

Really not a fan of this story, despite enjoying the books preceding it in this series. I also felt as if Aunt Peg had been kidnapped. She no longer sounds like an upscale grad of a very posh school in the northeast. Where are you Jessica?? The only parts of the new narrator I appreciate..

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I enjoyed this better than the second. It took a bit to get used to the new narrator but she was good, better than the first in my opinion.

This is a wonderfully charming story; holding equal parts coming-of-age and horror. Once started I could not stop listening as the story and narrator kept me going.

This book was heartwarming like hot chocolate on a cold winters day. This sluthing makes you really think who done it. I want to say after writing a review on the prior book, someone wrote poorly about the Narrator and I just want to say that she does a wonderful job. I was listening or..

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The characters were somewhat shallow and simplistic and the story ended somewhat abruptly with an obvious killer.

This one is a real page turner (if I was reading the book and not listened to it). Many suspects but as always Fred always gets her man. I’m looking forward to the next book.

This book gives som twist and turns in the who don it. By the ending it isn’t who you would of ever thought it to be.

As a fluffy cozy, it’s not so bad, and the ghosts are entertaining, but if your familiarity with horses, horse racing, the Kentucky Derby and Louisville is anything deeper than “I think I saw like five minutes of coverage on NBC once and could maybe find Kentucky on a map with names” give this one..

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I just can’t get enough of this series. It’s fun and loving , even though there is sluthing, death, wrong doings. I every story always ends on a lovely note.