Mrs. Morris and the Day of the Dead

By: Traci Wilton

Narrated by: Callie Beaulieu

When Salem B&B owner Charlene Morris investigates the case of a missing woman over a haunted Halloween weekend, she may find herself playing host to a whole new ghost in the newest paranormal cozy mystery from Traci Wilton!

Charlene and her spectral companion, Dr. Jack Strathmore, are moved by crystal healer Isabella Perez's story about her missing sister, Marisol, a talented psychic of uncommon natural gifts. The spooky season is the ideal time to contact the departed for some answers; could someone from the other side reveal the truth about her disappearance...and the location of the priceless bejeweled statue she took with her?

Jack mistrusts Marisol's fiancé, Rico Flores, but any number of suspects had reason to wish Marisol ill, including an embittered stalker obsessed with the talented bruja, a jealous rival witch, and a shady businessman more given to more dirty tricks than treats. Charlene's beau, Detective Sam Holden, is on the case, but unmasking the culprit may require an assist from beyond the grave. Thank goodness it's Halloween, when the veil between the living and the dead is at its thinnest....

©2025 Traci Hall (P)2025 Tantor Media

So sad this is the end!

This series it what started my love and discovery of cozy mysteries! I'm so sad this series is over but it was so good! I loved following along with the seasonal stories through out the year.

The narrator’s increasing irritating voice

I actually like this series, which makes this even more frustrating—but the narration is unbearable. The reader’s voice is grating, with constant hesitations and this over-the-top quivering that makes every line sound forced and awkward. It completely ruins the experience.

All the characters sound exactly the same, and the excessive “dramatic” delivery is just cringe-inducing. I’ve never quit a series because of a narrator before, but this might be the first. I can barely get through 15 minutes at a time without having to stop because it’s so irritating.

At this point, I won’t be spending any more money on these audiobooks unless the narration changes. It’s a shame, because the story itself deserves much better.