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REVIEW: Lighthouse Library Mystery Series.
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The Spook In The Stacks
Read and Buried
Something Read and Something Dead
Written by, Eva Gates
Narrated by, Elise Arsenault
Listened to on Audible
I have been listening to books included with my Audible subscription, and I enjoy the genre ‘Cozy Mystery’ – they are kind of Nancy Drew – Murder She Wrote type stories. I have listened to a few book series by different authors but, so far, Eva Gate’s Lighthouse Library Series is my favorite.
I recommend the Lighthouse Library Mysteries. I have read/listened to three in the series so far, The Spook In The Stacks, Read and Buried and Something Read and Something Dead.
The narrator is Elise Arsenault. She seamlessly flows from accent to accent, and from feminine to masculine voices. She is a great narrator. Her voice is pleasing and her vocal inflections bring the characters to life.
Eva Gates paints a beautiful picture of the Outer Banks and Nags Head, North Carolina with her words. Her characters all come alive with vivid description. Even the main character’s nemesis, Louise Jane, is endearing. Eva creates a town that I want to visit. I would love to eat at Josie’s Bakery. However, in all honesty, I would stay away from the Body Island Lighthouse Library, too many people have been murdered there.
Eva Gates’ main character and the narrator of the series is librarian Lucy Richardson. Lucy is a genuinely caring person. She uses logic and compassion in all of her interactions, even with Louise Jane who has given her a hard time since she was hired at the library. Lucy comes across as open and authentic. She is a very likeable character. Her friendships with the locals seem believable, and sincere. You root for her in all of her endeavors. Not only is she a likeable character, so are her supporting characters.
Death by Beach Read book review
Death by Beach Read book review
Death by Beach Read by Eva Gates 288 pages publishes June 7th, 2022 Librarian Lucy’s new historic house comes with a lot of baggage and family secrets. Can she put them to rest or will a killer bring Lucy’s family to their downfall, in the 9th Lighthouse Library mystery. It’s spring in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, and Lucy and Connor have moved into their new home at last, a historic…
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The Spook in the Stacks
The Spook in the Stacks
Let’s take a trip to the Library and today’s pick for Lighthouse Day is this cozy Mystery!!
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Halloween in North Carolina’s Outer Banks becomes seriously tricky when librarian Lucy Richardson stumbles across something extra unusual in the rare books section: a dead body.
Wealthy businessman Jay Ruddle is considering donating his extensive collection of North Carolina historical…
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New library mystery and character interview: Spook in the Stacks by Eva Gates
New library mystery and character interview: Spook in the Stacks by Eva Gates
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Halloween in North Carolina’s Outer Banks becomes seriously tricky when librarian Lucy Richardson stumbles across something extra unusual in the rare books section: a dead body.
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