Emmeline Duncan – Halloween Bookshop Mysteries 01 – 03 – Emmeline Duncan Free Audiobook
Description
Written by
Read by Emily Durante
Format: M4B
Bitrate: Variable
Unabridged
Publication date
July 23, 2024
Publication date
July 29, 2025
Publication date
July 28, 2026
Emmeline Duncan – Halloween Bookshop Mystery 01 – Chaos at the Lazy Bones Bookshop.epub
Emmeline Duncan – Halloween Bookshop Mystery 01 – Chaos at the Lazy Bones Bookshop.m4b
Emmeline Duncan – Halloween Bookshop Mystery 02 – Mayhem at a Halloween Wedding.epub
Emmeline Duncan – Halloween Bookshop Mystery 02 – Mayhem at a Halloween Wedding.m4b
Emmeline Duncan – Halloween Bookshop Mystery 03 – Hysteria at the Historical Society.epub
Emmeline Duncan – Halloween Bookshop Mystery 03 – Hysteria at the Historical Society.m4b
Normally, spooky season is Bailey Briggs’s favorite time of year, and her Halloween-themed small town’s time to shine. But between managing Lazy Bones Books, working on her graphic novel-in-progress, and running the Spooky Season Literary Festival, Bailey hardly has a moment to enjoy Elyan Hollow’s spot-on seasonal vibes. Not to mention, at every turn she seems to be tripping over the contentious crew of Gone Ghouls, a ghost-hunting reality TV show currently filming around town. Bailey tries to stay focused on the Lit Festival, which is supposed to kick off Elyan Hollow’s annual Halloween Fair; instead, this year’s festival begins with a murder . . .
It’s bad enough Bailey discovered the victim, but now, as a lead suspect with some (admittedly) damning evidence pointing her way, she’s got to clear her name! With the help of her librarian friend, Colby, and Jack Skeleton, her world-class bookshop dog (and the absolute bestest boy ever), Bailey sets out to solve a murder . . .
As her investigation weaves through family secrets, professional rivalries, and town feuds, the list of suspects is growing fast . . . and unfortunately, so is the list of victims. If Bailey doesn’t find the killer soon, Elyan Hollow’s haunted reputation will get a little too real . . .









