Curious Minds

A Knight and Moon Novel

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mass market paperback, 336 pages

Published May 23, 2017 by Bantam.

ISBN:
978-0-553-39270-8
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"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 brand-new series introducing a fun and entertaining crime-solving team with great romantic chemistry--fiesty financial analyst Riley Moon and eccentric savant Emerson Knight. Riley Moon is a junior analyst at a mega-bank, when she uncovers what looks like an embezzlement scheme that could lead straight to the top. With his gold gone missing and analysts disappearing, famously eccentric Emerson Knight, the bank's biggest client, decides to take on his own investigation. With Emerson's laserlike focus and ability to see clues no one else sees, and Riley's financial-whiz mind and street savvy, this unlikely pair will uncover one of the biggest crimes of the century"--

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reviewed Curious minds by Janet Evanovich (Knight and Moon -- 1)

Review of 'Curious minds' on 'Goodreads'

Janet Evanovich is my guilty pleasure. I know it's not literature but I have too much fun to care so when I had the chance to request an advance review copy of a new series co-written with Phoef Sutton I jumped at the chance. It took me about a third of the book to start enjoying it but once I was in I had a blast. You can tell it's not an all-Janet book as it isn't peppered as much with her love of eccentric side characters as the Plumverse. Riley Moon is a much more methodical and straightforward protagonist. The comedy value comes all from Emerson Knight and the mystery takes up a lot more time than the comic relief does. Personally I could have used a bit more mayhem but it was still a fun cozy mystery.

reviewed Curious minds by Janet Evanovich (Knight and Moon -- 1)

Review of 'Curious minds' on 'Storygraph'

I'd only read one Evanovich book before this one and had a great time with it. I had never heard of Phoef Sutton but wanted to give this book - the first in a new series - a shot. I'm happy I did. It was truly a fun, non-stop joy ride filled with murder and mayhem. The story line was interesting (tracking down stolen gold) and the characters were truly a hoot. The bad guys were bad and the good guys were lovable and a load of fun to get to know.

I'm looking forward to reading more about these characters in the next book.

I was given a copy of Curious Minds through NetGalley and Random House in exchange for an honest review.

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