The Ghost Who Loved Diamonds: Haunting Danielle Series, Book 2

I felt the plot was tedious, almost child like. I was expecting more from this author, hope the next book is up to the standards of the first one.

ghosts, cozy-mystery, amateur-sleuth, family-dynamics

Unusual murder mystery involving inheritance, cousins, resident ghost, and more red herrings than anyone can manage. By the time the corpse is found, even the reader wants to give her a swirlie! The resident ghost is a bit unusual and sometimes more of a hindrance than help, and the local cops are jailing a suspect every other day. But still, it was a fun read.
Romy Nordlinger is okay as narrator.

The first half of this audiobook is fun because of Cousin Cheryl, but the story becomes predictable after that. Narration is good.

I enjoyed narration, story was good, figured out villian, will listen to more, like characters

Another entertaining story. I'm going right into the 3rd book to continue Danielle's next adventure.

I am so disappointed in this book. The first book was really good and entertaining, however this book was terrible. The cousin character was whiney and got on my very last nerve. I honestly couldn't get through the book....which never happens. The part I did get through was like listening to 7th graders. I want my money back!
I won't be purchasing any additional books from this author.

I love the characters and the fact the story moves along at a good pace. I cant' wait for the next one!

I like cozy mysteries. I expect a good story with well developed characters, some humor, some suspense; but overall a good MYSTERY! This is certainly NOT anywhere in "Agatha Christie" territory, yet I found the first book in this series to be enjoyable enough. A light-hearted "pseudo-mystery" with a bit of paranormal thrown in. This second entry in the series was just plain fluff. I mean if you are going to involve "legalese" i.e. lawyers and lawsuits and the way the law actually works - then the writer should do the research - otherwise leave it out. The story just got plain stupid and tedious (tons of repetitive filler dialog and retracing) with the way the characters were reacting to the situations. In this particular books there is an actual crime (multiple crimes) and a murder being investigated, and the author just made ALL characters into bumbling fools. The main character - Danielle - especially appeared to have lost all sense of what is proper/correct, etc. She just appears to be an absolute idiot throughout the book! I will not be purchasing book 3.

This is a great book. I read the Kindle version and I'm glad there is finally an audio version. I know I will enjoy it as well.