Janet Evanovich

Phoef Sutton

"Janet Evanovich, #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Stephanie Plum series, teams up with Emmy-winning writer Phoef Sutton for a brand-new series of thrillers featuring charmingly eccentric Emerson Knight and professional go-getter Riley Moon"--

A Knight and Moon Novel

Curious Minds

Carol Bailey

Its been a long time since I've read anything by this author. I had a road trip so I took the opportunity to listen to the audible version. I really enjoyed it. The characters were quirky and the narrator did a great job capturing the personalities without going over the top. I loved the interaction between Riley and Emmie, but I think the Aunt is my favorite character despite her small role.

Sam Kiszonka

My Thoughts

Okay Janet Evanovich can do no wrong!! Well to me she can't haha.
I absolutely adore her Stephanie Plum series! 
And this series is looking like it will be just as delightful!

The characters in this book, whilst they have their flaws, are fun, quirky and easy to love.
Emerson Knight is the rich, eccentric introvert who is on a mission to see his gold.
Riley Moon is fresh out of Harvard and her first assignment is to look after Knight.
It is clearly a recipe for disaster, hijinks and mayhem.

The story is a classic Janet Evanovich plot. But I still find them fun and irresistible. 
Missing people, missing gold, amateur sleuths and a life and death race across the country. Seriously though what more can you ask for!! 
Overall the book was a fun, fast read and I can't wait to see what Emerson and Riley get up to next! 
I would recommend this, or any Janet Evanovich, book to people who love a good fun. easy to read mystery. 
I would like to thank the publishers and NetGalley for providing me with a copy of this book.

Judy Hudgins

Enjoyable, wacky characters which make a pit-stop in Jackson, TN, my home town. So what's not to like. Not a mind-blowing mystery, but rather a fun romp. Can't wait to see what Riley and Emerson get up to next.

Curious Minds A Knight and Moon Novel

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