Stop Ghosting Me by Tara Sivec is a sexy, small-town romcom with lots of Halloween hijinks perfect for a fall listen. Narrated by Vanessa Vasquez & Gregory Salinas, listeners will fall in love with Sidney & Ford and the small town of Harvest Grove.
by Tara Sivec
Narrator: Vanessa Vasquez, Gregory Salinas
Length: 7 hours and 37 minutes
Genres: Contemporary Romance
Source: Publisher
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Narration: 4 cups Speed: 1.5x
Harvest Grove News:
Favorite bar owner, Ford Prescott, is back in town for his yearly stay, making this his sixth October in Harvest Grove! Single ladies—try not to overwhelm the poor man with so many baked goods this year.
Sidney Tanner wants residents to know her Severed Head Succulents will be buy one, get one free before the countdown to midnight begins on October Eve. Since it's likely she'll be in jail at some point that night, please text her your orders.
Still seeking volunteers for various events around town: Someone to organize pumpkin carving night at the Gore House. An extra, bloody cheerleader for the yearly viewing of The Babysitter's Last Halloween. Costume will be provided. A brave soul to keep an eye on the Tanner girls this month.
We assume Ford will be volunteering for that last one, since he and Sidney are always joined at the hip when he's in town. A little bat tells me these October best friends will be heating things up in town this year.
Fasten your sheet belts, Harvest Grove! Let's hope when the clock strikes midnight on October 31, our dear Sidney won't be ghosted again . . .
Stop Ghosting me delivered an over the top, sweet & sexy romcom with a nod to the Scream movies.
Sidney Tanner sells Severed Head Succulents, swears she’ll never be in a committed relationship, and is the family protector. Which includes being arrested yearly for Halloween shenanigans she didn’t commit.
Ford Prescott, the owner of Wicked Pub and Grub, is back in town for his yearly visit. Sidney & Ford are usually joined at the hip when he returns each year. Professed besties, but the chemistry sizzling between these two is electric. They both have some baggage, but this year is different.
The romance set against the crazy & quaint tourist small town of Harvest Grove was hilarious and festive. Pumpkin carving, slasher films, bonfires and trick or treating will get you in the mood and make you laugh.
I adored both Sidney and Ford. This was my first solo experience with the author and I can see why she is so popular. This was the perfect escape and made me laugh and swoon. If you love the small-town Halloween vibe with local contest and events, you’ll love the charm. Just grab a candy apple and settle in.
Vanessa Vasquez & Gregory Salinas did a great job bringing these characters to life. If your fear factor is low, but you love the spooky season, I recommend listening.
Fans of the Scream movies will love all the nods. You can spot some right in the synopsis.
Stop Ghosting Me Tara Sivec delivered a Halloween romcom with small-town charm and a swoony-worthy best friends to lovers romance. #audiobook Share on XAbout Tara Sivec
Tara Sivec is a USA Today best-selling author, wife, mother, chauffeur, maid, short-order cook, baby-sitter, and sarcasm expert. She lives in Ohio with her husband and two children and looks forward to the day when all three of them become adults and move out. After working in the brokerage business for fourteen years, Tara decided to pick up a pen and write instead of shoving it in her eye out of boredom. She writes in a wide range of genres including Romantic Comedy, Romantic Comedy/Mystery, Romantic Suspense, New Adult Drama, Contemporary Romance and Psychological Thriller. Her novel Seduction and Snacks won first place in the Indie Romance Convention Reader's Choice Awards 2013 for Best Indie First Book and she was voted Best Indie Author in the Indie Romance Convention Reader's Choice Awards 2014. In her spare time, Tara loves to dream about all of the baking she'll do and naps she'll take when she ever gets spare time
About Gregory Salinas
Gregory Salinas first realized his passion for performing at a young age as the lead singer and guitarist for his emo-punk band and through numerous theater productions at his performing arts school, NESA. Trading his signature screamo sound for a romantic growl, Gregory began narrating audiobooks in 2013 and now has over 400 titles to his name. Gregory specializes in romance but has narrated many other genres as well. Gregory attended Texas A&M University (Whoop!) as a theater and English major specializing in close reading. Using his performing background, he has developed an expressive sound to his narration. Gregory enjoys working with a variety of accents and dialects. He credits his Hispanic father and British mum for his talent for accents as well as his love for hot teas.
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Lisa Mandina (Lisa Loves Literature)
Tara Sivec is one of my favorite authors. And I think I love the over the top aspect she brings to her stories. Sometimes I just want to feel that way I think. I read this when it came out last year as just a book and enjoyed it. I’m guessing the audio was fun too. Great review!
Nadene
Sounds like you had fun with this one. I may give it a try.
Kimberly
It was a cute listen.
Ethan
I love the double meaning of the title!
Katherine
Something about the blurb reminds me a bit of some of Molly Harper’s books – lots of fun with a good bit of quirkiness. This looks like a fun read with a fun bit of Halloween! Definitely need to try this one.
Lover of romance
Tara Sivec is a really fun author to read. I always get a kick out of reading her stuff. Definitely want to try to get to it by the end of the month though.
Happy Monday!
Kimberly
It was fun and perfect for the season 🙂