Don't Haunt Ghosts

Hanna Sanchez Novels, Book 1

De: Jeni Conrad

Narrado por: Jess Wright

In a town with vampires, werewolves, witches, and necromancers, Hanna falls in love with the ghost.

As a Seer, everybody seems to want something from Hanna, especially dead people. She tries to ignore their overwhelming pleas for help and live a normal life, but when she starts high school she can’t avoid the ghost haunting her history class. He lectures so loudly, he makes focus impossible and passing the class even more difficult.

Then she meets Brandon, a charming skater kid from the 90s who only seems to want companionship. The difference is refreshing, but she wonders what he’s hiding about his past. Despite her best efforts, the unusual behavior while trying to ignore the spectral distractions doesn’t go unnoticed, attracting the attention of two good-looking boys from school. They start asking odd questions and seem to know more than “normal” people should, causing Hanna to wonder if maybe she’s not as weird as she thought, and if ghosts aren’t the only supernatural beings who want her help.

©2021 Jennifer Conrad (P)2023 Jennifer Conrad

High School Problems

Don't Haunt Ghost is a fun, exciting thrill ride that deals with a multitude of creatures, magic, and ghosts. I will warn you that there is a trigger in this book that has to deal with an eating disorder and family issues. Hanna is a young girl who grows up in a family that doesn't want to or believe in ghosts, which is everyone except for her grandmother, who tragically isn't alive anymore. This blessing or curse seems to have skipped a generation, and now it is Hanna's cross to carry.
Hanna Sanchez not only has to deal with starting high school but ghosts, magic, and a multitude of other creatures she believed were only in movies. A combination of these things makes this book an absolute amazing adventure to listen to. The one thing I will say is that just because they are in school doesn't mean a thing. I know that is cryptic, so sue me, no spoilers. I can't wait until the next book because there are a few unanswered questions that I am dying to know the back story and answer to. The narrator did such a phenomenal job that I started to believe she was a young high school girl. Jess Wright brought the story alive through emotions and giving the characters a realistic vibe.
I received this book for free upon my request. I am voluntarily leaving this review that is honest and unbiased of my own free will.

Fun story, I'm ready for the next book!

This was a fun listen about Hanna who can see ghosts, and it seems like everyone wants something from her because of it. There was high school drama, but with the extra dimension of all the supernatural stuff. The narration was good too.

Teenage paranormal

Don't Haunt Ghost is a fun, exciting thrill ride that deals with a multitude of creatures, magic, and ghosts. I will warn you that there is a trigger in this book that has to deal with an eating disorder and family issues. Hanna is a young girl who grows up in a family that doesn't want to or believe in ghosts, which is everyone except for her grandmother, who tragically isn't alive anymore. This blessing or curse seems to have skipped a generation, and now it is Hanna's cross to carry.
Hanna not only has to deal with starting high school but ghosts, magic, and a multitude of other creatures she believed were only in movies. A combination of these things makes this book an absolute amazing adventure to listen to. The one thing I will say is that just because they are in school doesn't mean a thing. I know that is cryptic, so sue me, no spoilers. I can't wait until the next book because there are a few unanswered questions that I am dying to know the back story and answer to. The narrator did such a phenomenal job that I started to believe she was a young high school girl. Jess Wright brought the story alive through emotions and giving the characters a realistic vibe.

Enjoyable Story

Loved the story overall. I will say Hanna is in complete about everything in her life. Denial about her self worth, her friends, her family, her powers. It pulls on my heart how she looks down on herself and thinks she's less than compared to others in her life. I like how Brandon and the other new people in her life are slowly pulling her away from that line of thinking and I'm looking forward to what happens in the next book.

A fun cute story

This was a fun listen. Loved the narrator and how she brought out Hanna. There’s so many cliff hanger I can’t wait for the next book!

A Teenager, Ghosts, Werewolves, and Necromancers

Great audiobook with twists and turns. A brand new high school sophomore embraces her ability to see and talk to ghosts. All around her things aren't as straightforward as they seem. Can't wait to listen to the next book. The narrator was perfect for this book, As an avid audiobook "reader" the narrator can make it break even the best book. I really believed she was the voice of this teenage girl. I hope she does the next in the series.

So good‼️

I really enjoyed this first book in this series. The storyline was great and the narrator brought this story to life.
I am starting the 2nd book right now 🙌🏼

Teenage angst plus Ghosts and more

This was a quick and fun escape into YA fantasy! I enjoyed Jess's narration. The different characters had their own personality through her performance. I will definitely be listening to the rest of the series.

I enjoyed it!

really enjoyed this book. thanks for writing it!

I felt sad for the main character with her eating disorder. i wish more people knew how amazing they are, no matter what they look like!

But I think she's figuring it out.

I enjoyed the story and look forward to figuring out more of this world with it's ghosts and vampires and curses in future books.

Teenage Supernatural Drama

I loved listening to this supernatural book! I'm starting book 2 right away!

Told from the perspective of a teenage girl, narrator Jess Wright gives a natural performance with sass, curiosity, and young-person angst. I also love that some of the adult characters have a mid-Atlantic accent. It is fun and fresh. The sound quality is top notch.
Writer Jeni Conrad writes in a way that you understand/remember talking as a teen. The hubris of thinking you know the way to do everything while also having so many questions about the world around you.

Hannah can see ghosts, but until her sophomore year of high school she has avoided getting involved with any of them. Now a ghost teacher in her History classroom is speaking over her teacher who is alive, and she doesn't think she will be able to pass the class if she doesn't do something about it. Addressing this matter opens her eyes to a whole world of the supernatural and the fact that there are a lot more people around her who are not "normal humans". She's a teenager though and can't fight the hormones that keep a large part of her focus on the boys she's crushing on!

Please note that there is an eating disorder plot in this book.