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Let the ghosts speak, but will the sane heed their counsel? In 19th-century Paris, Justin Trotter, an immigrant from England, is making his way as a book translator while paying for his blind twin sister's care. One evening, Marc Noël, Justin's well-to-do friend and fellow thespian, invites him to a masquerade party at an abandoned schoolhouse. Justin hopes this will be an opportunity to get to know Marc's lovely though sharp-tongued sister Francine. At the event, Justin meets four ghostly strangers - two adults and two children - who warn him that the party guests are in danger, and they must leave at once. True to their prediction, a murder takes place, and Justin is the prime suspect. He escapes and becomes a fugitive, hiding in the Paris catacombs. Mystery and intrigue swirl as the ghost of Joan of Arc and other martyrs guide Justin on a lonely journey to prove his innocence and protect his sister from an abusive caretaker. Who really committed the crime? Marc? Francine? A ghost? And does seeing these ghosts mean he is going insane? Maybe, he really is the murderer, after all. There is only one way to find out: to let the ghosts speak as they reveal the mysteries within Justin's min No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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I immediately bought this audiobook when I came across it while browsing Chirp’s limited time deals. So glad I did. The story is unique and kept me totally entertained.
All the characters are complex and realistic. Justin Trotter, our narrator, gets caught up in a murder investigation that points to him as the killer, while Joan of Arc’s ghost and others attempt to help him solve the case. Soon his friends are questioning his sanity, and we readers are left wondering who to believe.
The narration is excellent. I believed he was an English man living in Paris back in the 1800s, seeing ghosts and growing more desperate as time passed. (