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I have decided I am really becoming a fan of cozy paranormal mysteries and this one only reenforces that. Poor Olivia has hit a rough patch in her life. Then her car breaks down in a town called Nightmare. Even though Olivia plans to leave she starts to settle in and make friends. Of course..

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It was a beautiful book with a touching ending. Every voice actor did a wonderful job interpreting the character’s personality.

This epistolary story is a triumph. Ms. Evans wrote a moving story about an elderly, curmudgeon, woman in her 70s. I started listening to the story and thought this main character is a real number, what an uptight, old lady. Obviously her story arc and the raising action of the text grew, and Sybil grew..

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The narration was a flawless presentation of a gorgeous story. I ached, laughed, cried. Sybil’s story is one of the finest examples of a life well lived that I’ve heard.

I wonder if I would have loved this book so much if I had read it with my ears. It is a beautiful story, and I loved how it was written through correspondence. It makes me want to go out and buy a fountain pen.

This was a very cute story, and all the characters were very likable. I also enjoyed the flow of their voices together; it made for pleasant easy listening.

I usually have most books figured out from the first hour, but not this one!! The twist were unexpected and the narration wonderful!!

Twists and turns kept me intrigued. Performance kept my interest. I could not stop listening! The ending… chefs kiss 🤣

I liked the main character being my age – sometimes, with the rich inner life long life gives. Thank you.

I love all the Audible shorts from Cara Bastone. I was a little confused at times with the wormhole, but it was fine. Although this isn’t my favorite of hers, still a wonderful listen.