Aurora Teagarden Mysteries: Haunted By Murder On Prime Video

by | Oct 11, 2023

A Great Mystery!

A chilling mystery resurfaces within the eerie confines of a supposedly haunted house, captivating the curious locals of Lawrenceton. Years ago, as daring teenagers, Aurora and Sally stumbled upon a lifeless body within its walls, forever etching its secrets into their memories. Now, the murder investigation is reignited, drawing them back into the spine-tingling atmosphere of this ghostly estate. Join Candace Cameron Bure, Niall Matter, and Marilu Henner as they navigate the sinister twists and turns of this enigmatic tale, unearthing the truth that has long been concealed. Prepare to be captivated.

This Prime Video has absolutely nothing to do with Halloween, but we’re into October and this is a movie about a “Haunting Murder” . . . and when there are rumors about a haunting and the paranormal it follows I would think about the spooky season and want to scare up some ghosts and jack-o-lanterns . . .

There was a murder that took place 20 years earlier — the body was found by none other than Aurora Teagarden and her good friend Sally  . . . while they were exploring the haunted house on a dare . . . Will you be able to figure out whodunit?

I Do Love A Good Mystery!

Loved it! Get ready for an exhilarating ride filled with intrigue and a spine-chilling ghostly twist. This series captures the essence of suspense like no other, leaving you on the edge of your seat. Immerse yourself in the captivating chemistry between Nick and Aurora as they unravel a web of secrets. With a well-crafted storyline and a multitude of suspects, this thrilling watch is guaranteed to keep you entertained from start to finish. Don’t miss out on this must-see series that will leave you craving for more!

Be sure to check out Amazon Prime for Prime Video.

Thanks for stopping by!

Sharon

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Do You Like Mysteries?

by | Nov 20, 2016

A good “whodunit” always intrigues me.

It goes back to Nancy Drew for me . . . and the Clue game . . . and then the TV Columbo and Murder She Wrote . . . and then there are movies and older books . . . as well as popular writers today . . .whodunitbanner

The thing is, the concept of finding a body floating in a pool is a theme that has been used in literature and movies for years . . . There are hundreds of thousands of twists that have been suggested and we may still be interested in learning more . . . But, it may not be how the person died, but who the person was and all the friends and neighbors, coworkers and acquaintances who knew the victim that interests us and makes up the story.

Sometimes the story is opened ended and leaves you hanging . . . but you may feel confident you know “whodunit” . . . or it’s something you discuss with friends or family . . . comparing notes and thoughts . . . It can be quite haunting, finding you’re thinking about it from time to time.

I suppose a good mystery does that.

I’ve always wanted to write a good mystery, but, as yet, haven’t gotten the characters and the plot together to make an interesting story . . .

It does seem my mind is chewing on it . . .

I remember a book that came out 2 to 3 decades ago inviting people to solve the mystery. I remember it being a complicated plot and getting lost within the story and quite frankly losing interest in it as well. I think someone did solve it and won a cash prize. I do congratulate that individual for muddling through the story and untangling the web or red herrings that ran through it.

With winter approaching, I would like to read a good mystery . . . Here are some that may interest you:

A good mystery on a cold winter’s night is a great way to spend a quiet evening . . . or maybe you like to watch a good movie . . . Here are a few you may enjoy:

I have gotten hooked on these Hallmark mystery series. I like DVDs I can share with the whole family and then discuss it later . . .

Thanks for stopping by!

Sharon

Are Small Towns Creepy?

by | Sep 9, 2016

Have you noticed all the strange things that happen in small towns?

It’s mostly in movies and fiction.smalltown

It seems a wonderful theme for a series of books or a series for cable. There have been particular sections of towns or streets that have been made famous on film and in literature. There’s always a secret . . . or some mysterious disappearance . . . and the return of someone after 15 years . . . and things start happening again . .

Everyone knows everyone’s business . . . and the family secrets . . . or individual secrets . . .

I do love books and series about small towns.

It makes it easy to keep track of the characters . . . and the interlocking nature of relationships and interactions.

I wouldn’t like everyone knowing my business . . . not that my personal business is all that interesting . . . We’ve all . . . most of us at any rate, have gone through “embarrassing moments” while growing up. They’re not a big deal anymore now, but I wouldn’t want others to remind me of them.

I’m sure you or someone you know did something stupid or embarrassing years ago . . . There are many fortunate people who have gone through life without any “embarrassing moments.” I’m truly happy for them.

But these small town secrets or mysteries stem from all sorts of things . . . ghosts, UFOs . . . family legacy . . . And authors capitalize on them and the public eats them up.

I like the ghost angle, not so much into UFOs, but anything is possible. The family legacy or a family curse is interesting . . . I’m not into real creepy stuff, but many times it involves woods and something out in those woods . . .

So, I made a mental note not to live in or near “the woods” or in a place or even a street name that is suggestive of a known legendary place.

I’ve been watching this series about a woman who returns home . . . not on purpose, but because she was drawn there . . . missed time . . . found herself in her hometown where an “incident” happened.

The town folk don’t want her around, but she’s staying . . . to find out what’s going on. And what happened 14 or 15 years ago . . .

I got sucked in . . .

This got me thinking about “small towns” and the many books I’ve read and movies I’ve watched.

It is kind of creepy when you stop to think about it.

With an Amazon Prime Membership you’ll be able to see if the Kettering Incident is something you’d enjoy watching . . . or there may be other series you may prefer . . . I also got hooked on American Gothic and can’t wait for the new season. You can sign-up for a free trial of Amazon Prime and, if after 30 days you find you like it, you’ll pay $99. annually. You get so very much more than video streaming . . . there’s music, free second day delivery of products you order and an early look at discounted items . . . Great for this coming holiday season. 

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Thanks for stopping by . . .

Sharon