Eli Carter & the Ghost Hackers Paranormal Mysteries: 3 Book Series

De: Angela Pepper

Narrado por: John Pirhalla

Life in a post-apocalyptic city teeming with zombies isn't easy, but it can still be fun with the right friends by your side.

This series boxed set contains audiobooks one-three.

Book 1:

Eli Carter is a delivery driver who yearns for adventure.

When Eli meets a smooth-talking necromancer, he decides to make a drastic career change. The delivery driver becomes a ghost hunter!

Now Eli will learn the rules of the paranormal world, master high-tech traps, and earn a permanent position on the Ghost Hackers team. Assuming he survives “play time” with the cat-like thing that's living underneath his bed.

Book 2:

Eli Carter thinks his newest ghost hunting assignment is an easy one. A simple poltergeist infestation? Easy! A slam dunk. A home run.

But when Eli is bitten on the rear by a swarm of flying piranhas, he learns there's no such thing as an easy ghost hunting assignment.

Book 3:

Eli Carter loves being a paranormal specialist, ridding the city of unwanted spirits.

A flurry of bookings brings the team to the suburbs, where residents are overrun with ghosts and tiny dogs. They love the tiny dogs, but want the ghosts gone.

The whole team must pull together, using their special skills, to get out of this suburb alive.

Get all three audiobooks in this exclusive series collection bundle!

Love supernatural stories with plenty of humor? You'll love the adventures of Eli Carter and the other ghost hunters, Khan, and Valentine Hart.

©2016 Angela Pepper (P)2020 Angela Pepper

very funny...

I started the series on YouTube. I enjoyed the crazy so much I bought it.

I am so bored

I bought this box set because I'd thoroughly enjoyed the Wisteria series by the same author.

It's very hard to believe that the same person wrote this Eli Carter series. I made it halfway through the first book out of sheer stubbornness, hoping that the premise, the writing style, the characters, the plot, ANYTHING would get at least moderately interesting.

Nope. The narrator does a good job with the material he was given, but that falls far short of a reason to continue listening.

If these were the stories you cut your teeth on, Ms Pepper, I'd encourage you to pull them off the market and consider them education, not money makers. You've become a good writer! But if this had been the first of your work that I'd come across, I'd have avoided everything else with your name on it.

Anyone reading this review: Get the Wisteria box set! It's a delight!