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Episode 6: Walking With Ghosts Part 2
A firm non-believer in ghosts, Emily is determined to unlock the mystery of who really committed the grisly public murder. In doing so, she inadvertently reopens old town wounds, which in turn threaten to reveal the ghosts of her own past.
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Published November 30, 2022
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December 22, 2024
Good series from audible.
August 5, 2026
'Mistletoe Murders: Episode 6: Walking With Ghosts' (parts 1 & 2) (Audible, podcast)
written by Ken Cuperus.
principle narrators: Cobie Smulders, Raymond Ablack, Anna Cathcart, with additional cast members.
August 2026
What a fun series! I discovered this mystery series over a year ago and have just completed this installment (episode 6).
The voice actors are all excellent! There are great sound effects, and music, too. The plot hooked my interest in the manner of a well-done contemporary "who-done-it?" (murder mystery) reminiscent of Agatha Christie, but funnier.
Old grudges harking back several generations, tied into family secrets; hidden doors and underground passages, and a stalker with revenge on their agenda!
I can imagine a cold winter night, sitting on a sofa in front of a blazing fireplace, with hot tea & cookies to hand and with family & friends likewise cozied up, around in the living room, all of us enjoying this New Year's tale together.
(yeah...another time, another place...)
However, this IS right in my wheelhouse of creepy fun and I enjoyed it immensely!
Two thumbs up (for the whole series, really!) 👍👍
written by Ken Cuperus.
principle narrators: Cobie Smulders, Raymond Ablack, Anna Cathcart, with additional cast members.
August 2026
What a fun series! I discovered this mystery series over a year ago and have just completed this installment (episode 6).
The voice actors are all excellent! There are great sound effects, and music, too. The plot hooked my interest in the manner of a well-done contemporary "who-done-it?" (murder mystery) reminiscent of Agatha Christie, but funnier.
Old grudges harking back several generations, tied into family secrets; hidden doors and underground passages, and a stalker with revenge on their agenda!
I can imagine a cold winter night, sitting on a sofa in front of a blazing fireplace, with hot tea & cookies to hand and with family & friends likewise cozied up, around in the living room, all of us enjoying this New Year's tale together.
(yeah...another time, another place...)
However, this IS right in my wheelhouse of creepy fun and I enjoyed it immensely!
Two thumbs up (for the whole series, really!) 👍👍
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