The Little Lost Library

A Secret, Book, & Scone Society Novel, Book 7

De: Ellery Adams

Narrado por: Cris Dukehart

Duración: 9 h y 6 m

Resumen del Editor

When an elderly Miracle Springs resident, Lucille Wynter, arranges for Nora to deliver an order of books to her creepy, crumbling Southern Gothic mansion, Nora doesn't expect to be invited in. An agoraphobic, Lucille doesn't leave Wynter House. Nor does she invite anyone inside. But when Lucille doesn't come to the door to collect her books, Nora begins to worry.

Forcing her way into Lucille's dilapidated home, Nora is shocked to find rooms packed to the ceiling with decaying books and a lifeless Lucille at the foot of her stairs. After reading a note left behind by Lucille, Nora wonders if her death was an accident. Did Lucille fall or was she pushed by someone seeking a valuable item? Lucille's children are clearly confident the house contains something of value, because they hire Nora to sift through the piles of books. As she digs, Nora can't shake the feeling that hoarding didn't cause Lucille's fall.

Nora does find something valuable deep inside Wynter House—a revelation about Lucille's terrible past . . . and a secret worth a small fortune. But there's someone who'd do anything to keep the truth buried amid the moldering tomes. The odds against them are stacked as high as the books, but it's up to Nora and her friends to track down a murderer with a literary lean before Wynter House's lost library claims another victim.

©2024 Ellery Adams (P)2024 Tantor

Losing its luster

This story was pretty weak on the characters. Not many of the familiar, beloved characters were used for this one. It’s also feeling a little formulaic. Nora is getting annoying with all of her secret keeping, despite what she should’ve learned about how keeping secrets does her no favors. I learned a few things about little libraries from this book, but I hate to say that was probably the best part of it.

The joy of reading

Loved the book and how there is complete closure. The narrator‘s is very entertaining and pleasant to listen to.

Bravery, Friendship, love

As always another amazing read/listen. Nora is my favorite character and provide much discussion for my daughter and I.

Creepy, tragic, and enticing

I liked that it was not easy to guess the killer. I had all sorts of theories running through my head like the sister still being alive and that she was somehow connected to the lady who bought dollhouse furniture at the flea market. Or, somehow the older lady from the estate sale was involved. I also liked the inclusion of the side stories like the lady having issues with her coworker and the book she was advised to read as well as the mention of other books to read within the story. it's a nice way to broaden your reading or liistening spectrum. I like the writing of this author and the details provided about other books are intriguing enough to make me want to check them out too.

I never want to say goodbye to miracle springs

my comfort series I hope never ends! Always gives me hope, especially now. please keep going Ellery Adams💜

Best in Secret Scone and Book Club Series yet!

Leaves me wanting more in this series!!! Very entertaining. Twist and turns. Original concept with the tiny books.

Love it!!

I have enjoyed all of these audiobooks. But I think this is my favorite. Can’t wait for the next one.

Another Great Read!

I love her books! Each is so original and the narration is perfect! The plot was great!

Excellent work

Ellery Adams is an amazing writer. I couldn’t stop listening to this audiobook. Awesome storyline. I love the narrator!!!!

Great Series

This new instalment of The Secret, Book, and Scone Society is every bit as good as the rest.