Anubis Fortunis: Psychic Sleuths and Talking Dogs (Pet Psychic Cozy Mysteries Book 8)

Reading, it's a book !!

I found this more than intrigued by the way the psychics could find new mysteries but more treasures than more explorers could ever find in a lifetime in just a short (????) Book

An Egyptian exhibition which includes the coffin of Anubis, comes to the local museum. With it comes a rumour that the coffin is cursed - someone has died in each place it has been before. This time is no exception. James is at first listed missing, then found dead. Jazz is employed by the museum to discover the murderer. Whereas before she has always had cooperation from the police, this time not so. Jazz and Luffy follow numerous dead-ends , with Jazz making several wrong decisions before she finally realises who the murderer is. However, she could be too late as she falls into his hands. This book is more involved than previous books and Jazz is beginning to develop as a PI as well as a person. It is worth reading with a tense ending. I received this as an ARC and am giving my own unbiased opinion

Just when Jaz and Brandon were complaining that not a lot was happening in the small town in which they live, they exhibition of Anubis' coffin comes to town. Beautifully gilded, along with other artifacts and a death curse as well. Now how much more exciting can things get? Ummm, when the death curse claims yet another victim? Yes, much more exciting!I love Jaz and Luffy and the adventures that some their way. it is nice to see how Jaz is developing her observational powers and confidence now that she is a fully fledged P.I. and of course, Luffy is, as always, the very best. Gotta love that dog!

Fun Fun Fun, what a superb read, love the story, the characters are great.This is my second book with Jaz & Luffy and the first book I found a bit strange but now I get it and I feel this dynamic duo works. All the characters is this story are easily imaginable and the twists and turns work well.great story, Great author.I received this story for free from #storyorigin and wanted to give an honest review.