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Eve: A Christmas Ghost Story
- A Psychic Surveys Prequel
- Narrated by: Heather Tracy
- Series: Psychic Surveys, Book 3.5
- Length: 6 hrs and 33 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Horror
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What do you do when a whole town is haunted?
In 1899, in the North Yorkshire market town of Thorpe Morton, a tragedy occurred; 59 people died at the market hall whilst celebrating Christmas Eve, many of them children. One hundred years on and the spirits of the deceased are restless still, 'haunting' the community, refusing to let them forget.
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- J. Farrer
- 03-12-18
Supernatural tale, superbly narrated
This was an unexpected treat! This story kept me hooked, so that I was done in three days. I found the characters eminently believable, their normalcy a great foil for the ghostly events. The narration, in particular, was wonderful. Every character has a separate voice - so much so that it's almost hard to believe it's just one person! - and the various accents are beautifully and subtly played.
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- Amazon Customer
- 11-01-18
Gripping story, listened to it in one sitting.
Didn't want to put it on pause. Great listen, well narrated too. Would recommend it.
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- Noelle Kelly
- 16-12-17
A Christmas Horror with a Heart
I've read three of the Psychic Surveys series from Shani Struthers already, so I was thrilled when I won an audiobook of Eve: A Christmas Ghost. This is a prequel to the series, told from side character Theo’s point of view. I love Ruby, the main character in the the Psychic Surveys series, but fierce Theo is my favourite. I loved getting more of an insight into her story and that of fellow psychic Ness.
The tale begins in mid-December in a town devoid of any Christmas spirit. Thorpe Morton is a place where everyone is haunted by ghosts and the town’s tragic past.
Theo and Ness soon find that they are dealing with more than a simple haunting, resulting in some terrifying scenes.
I loved the growing relationship between Theo and Ness. The contrast between Theo’s strong personality and Ness’ quiet reserved nature worked brilliantly.
This is not only a ghost story, but also a mystery. The ending was sad, but also heartwarming. Like the other Psychic Survey books, this is about friendship and trust overcoming darkness.
The narrator’s accent added to the essence of this book. Her rich, warm accent suited the tale perfectly.
If you're looking for a heartwarming Christmas horror, give this a go. And yes, I'm a bit odd :)
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- Julie
- 31-12-21
excellent
i started listening on my second day of covid isolation, finished the next day on new years eve, great story to listen to over Christmas, couldn't put down, best listened to in a dimly lit room without distaction. I was totally in the story with them, excellent, I will be downloading the other series now!!
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- kim c s
- 06-10-21
Good story
Good story
a walk into the unknown
clever story
a very good narrator
enjoyed it.
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- shmoo124
- 02-01-21
A bit predictable
This book was okay it didn’t have me gripped that I couldn’t wait to listen to it but I did finish it. The narrator got on my nerves I found her accents annoying. I haven’t read or heard any of the authors other books but I felt the story a bit weak and predictable. It won’t be a go to listen again for me.
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- pixie225
- 24-12-20
Lovely
The Christmas Ghost Story is a much-neglected genre. I really enjoyed the book, beautifully narrated.
As this is not the first book in the series I was concerned that I would be missing information but the author has included essential information about the characters early on in this volume.
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- sue dobson
- 22-12-20
A very slow start
This book has been very hard to stick with SD the story was very slow.
but I'm glad I stuck it out.
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- Tracy Tucker
- 16-11-20
I loved it!
A gripping story that held me spellbound to the end even though I really didn't want to reach it. Bravo to the author Shani Struthers, and yet another brilliant narration by Heather Tracy.
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- John Marsden
- 03-11-20
Spooky enough for me!
I am not a great reader of ghost stories but must admit I really enjoyed this one. Read it all in one sitting so to speak. The characters are well developed and the plot is intriguing. The 2 main characters seem to work well together and although the ending was I suppose predictable the way it developed and things worked out was very well done in my opinion. It is I think the first book I've read narrated by Heather Tracey and she is really good, I am a Yorkshireman myself and cannot knock her accent, too many readers when doing accents tend to go over the top but this was spot on! I look forward to listening to more books by this author and certainly more of Heathers narrations. *****
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- AJ
- 23-10-20
Nice Halloween/Xmas Mash-up beautifully narrated
A couple of psychics head up to Yorkshire to investigate disturbances at a site where a great tragedy happened 100 years ago.
Eve: A Christmas Ghost Story is a sort of mash-up of Halloween and Christmas. It takes place during Christmas, but the feeling of the book leans more toward the spoopy, rather than Christmas cheer. Although, xmas comes into play by the end. So really, you could read this during either holiday. I chose now, because I was given a review copy by the narrator and felt like I shouldn't sit on it for months while she's waiting on a review.. Having said that, you're still getting an absolutely honest review out of me, because that's how I roll.
First off, it's a good story. I'm not into psychic stuff, but I still got caught up in this story. I do like a good mystery or detective story, so I was interested to start with. It's a credit to the writing that I stuck with the book even when it turned out that the mystery aspect wasn't particularly strong. No clues had to be sleuthed, no murder weapon unearthed, and no evil-doer unmasked. Paranormal activity is where it's at with Eve, as I assume is the tendency of the Psychic Surveys series. I've never read one before, but after this pleasant experience, I'd be happy to read more.
Heather Tracy's narration is top-notch. She handles all ages, genders and a variety of accents with ease. I don't think I've listened to her before, but I really enjoyed her lovely voice. Her name's on my "narradar" now.
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- Danafs97
- 17-09-21
Eve:A Christmas Ghost Story
I really enjoyed this. The story was well written and the characters were easy to relate to. Two psychic mediums called in to help a town drowning in sorrow. As well as finding more about themselves. Definitely will read more from this author.
Heather Tracy did an amazing job with the narration. She brought all the character to life.
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- B.McGrath
- 04-09-21
sad but good
This was such a sad story. I actually cried at the end of it. The ending was bittersweet but with resolution and closure. I voluntarily listened to a free copy of this and am giving an honest review. The narrator did a good job bringing it to life.
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- Neesie315
- 21-12-20
Holiday Ghost Story
This was an entertaining story about a tragic event that occurred on Christmas Eve 1899. The village of Throckmorton is being haunted by the ghosts of 59 people who were killed during a Christmas party. The party was held for the local miners and their families by the mining company. Instead of being a joyous event, someone yelled "FIRE" and people were killed while trying to escape the village hall.
Two psychics, Ness and Theo, are recruited to try to get to the bottom of the tragedy and rid the town of the ghosts that are still lingering. Since it is nearing the 100 year anniversary of the event, the spirits seem to be getting more restless. Theo encounters one young girl named Harriet, but Harriet doesn't seem to be one of the 59 who died that night. Theo is determined to discover who Harriet was and why she is appearing.
I enjoyed the story, both of the tragedy itself and the current events. The book was well written and the characters were relatable. The narrator did a good job and added a lot to my enjoyment of the book. I was given the chance to listen to the audiobook version of this book by the author/narrator/publisher and chose to review it.
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- Brent Smith
- 15-11-20
Fantastic narrator! Spooky and sweet story.
I listened to the audio version, and Heather Tracy is a great narrator. Easy voice to listen to, and just the right amount of characterization added to each voice to differentiate and add personality to the characters.
The story was a good mix of spooky and sweet, with a touch of humor. I’d love to read more in this series.
I received a free copy of this book at my request and voluntarily left this review.
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Loved the Plot - Loved the Characters!
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- 28-01-20
A very ghostly town
It is 1999, and psychic investigators Theo Lawson and Ness Patterson have been brought in to examine psychic phenomena in an old mining town in north Yorkshire. Exactly a century before, 59 people died at the market hall during what should have been a lovely Christmas Eve celebration. The tragedy of the deaths of these men, women, and children from the working community of the town should be enough to create sympathy and misgivings, but the circumstances of the deaths also seem to have fueled an enduring supernatural anger and perhaps lust for revenge. But the psychic investigators must somehow uncover the nature of this other worldly loathing. This is quite an engaging story, one to be honest I wasn't sure I would quite get into. But the story is fine, and the quality of the narration alone would have been enough, I think, to keep me listening. Heather Tracy does a wonderful job of bringing these characters to life (or afterlife, as it were), and I found myself listening on, eager to hear and learn more of this haunting tale.