Night Work: Blue Moon Investigations Book 12 - A Snarky Paranormal Detective Mystery
By steve higgs
To do list: 1. Solve big case while boss is away. 2. Have serious relationship dramas. 3. Jump a river with a car.
What the heck did I get myself into? My name’s Jane Butterworth. For me, the paranormal is just a day job. I work at the Blue Moon Investigation Agency, a firm that specialises in cases that no one else will take, cases that start at strange and unexplainable and tier rapidly south from there.
My boss, Tempest Michaels, is away dealing with a Yeti in France, but the enquiries keep coming so when Chief Inspector Quinn of the local police wants to hire the firm as special consultants, I sign us up and take it on myself.
But a swamp monster?
Really?
Bodies of dead cops have been showing up in nearby Biddenden Lake, the site of an unexplained death three years ago. Is there a link between that death and these? The whole area is steeped in ancient history, ghost stories are two-a-penny here but am I really cut out to be a detective?
Time to put my big girl pants on and hope no one figures out that I’m really a boy.
To do list: 1. Solve big case while boss is away. 2. Have serious relationship dramas. 3. Jump a river with a car.
What the heck did I get myself into? My name’s Jane Butterworth. For me, the paranormal is just a day job. I work at the Blue Moon Investigation Agency, a firm that specialises in cases that no one else will take, cases that start at strange and unexplainable and tier rapidly south from there.
My boss, Tempest Michaels, is away dealing with a Yeti in France, but the enquiries keep coming so when Chief Inspector Quinn of the local police wants to hire the firm as special consultants, I sign us up and take it on myself.
But a swamp monster?
Really?
Bodies of dead cops have been showing up in nearby Biddenden Lake, the site of an unexplained death three years ago. Is there a link between that death and these? The whole area is steeped in ancient history, ghost stories are two-a-penny here but am I really cut out to be a detective?
Time to put my big girl pants on and hope no one figures out that I’m really a boy.