Three Little Graves & the Big Bad Wolf

The House of Graves, Book 1

De: M.M. Crumley

Narrado por: Amy Adair

Working as an investigator for the supernatural elite means living by three simple rules: don’t ruffle feathers, keep the clients (vampires, shifters, witches, etc.) happy, and never give them a reason to want you dead. Simple. Unfortunately, Tessa Graves just can’t seem to follow the rules. And that’s why 300 bloodthirsty wolf shifters are hot on her trail.

Adding insult to injury, her newly-retired aunt and feisty grandmother have decided to become her new sidekicks... and roommates... and life coaches, whether Tessa likes it or not. Can these three strong-willed women survive each other long enough to avoid being torn to shreds? Dive into a hidden world of magic and mayhem to find out now!

Don't hold back; adventure is waiting... Dive into The House of Graves Series now! Listen to all the audiobooks by this author:

*The Immortal Doc Holliday Series

*The House of Graves Series

*The Legend of Andrew Rufus Series

*The Janey Falke: Saint-Killer Series

*The Ghost Guy Series

*And the 5 audiobook collection of Psychological-Thrillers writing as M. M. Boulder

©2023 M.M. Crumley (P)2026 M.M. Crumley

Love these characters

I will be listening to all the M.M. Crumley books after this one. It was great.

Fantastic and fun story!

I am in love with these characters, Tessa seems a bit mean at first but then you really get to liking her and Ollie and Gisele are so great. I love the idea of three generations fighting evil together. It is wonderful and I most highly recommend it. I'm diving into audiobook 2 now!!! Fantastic!

Not great Not awful

The series was sold as being for Pratchett fans because of the humor. The humor is a lot broader than Pratchett, and I didn't really enjoy it.

The writing and plotting were done with skill.

The narration was subpar but not bad enough to be really bad.

This is a lesson not to buy the second book in a series before completing the first.

Greta story line and humor

It was a perfect mix of suspense and humor. I absolutely adore this book. It has a little of something for everyone.

Not a fan of the narrator

I enjoyed the storyline very much. The narrator, however, is a whole other thing. The constant, constant mispronunciations just grated on my nerves (Lady, it’s “arGue” not “arYue”), and her performance was quite stilted with little to recommend it. I guess I’ll probably listen to the rest of the series but perhaps I’ll just read them so the mispronunciations don’t frustrate me. PLEASE hire someone else!