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Khan's Christmas Capers

A Jessie Harper Paranormal Cozy Mystery, Book 2

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Khan's Christmas Capers

By: KJ Cornwall
Narrated by: Alan R. Gron
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Amateur sleuths Jessie Harper and George Jenkins, of the Dale Street Private Investigations Agency, and Jessie’s companion, the mysterious talking cat Khan set off on another murder investigation in 1930's Liverpool, England.

Their old friend and mentor, Detective Sergeant Bill Roberts of the Liverpool City Police asks them to take on a cold case, a dockland murder with supernatural elements. They agree and start their own investigation just before the fifth anniversary of the murder on Christmas Eve.

Their suspect is Jack Crawley, a rough dock worker with a quick temper and a history of violence. As they approach him, he denies knowing anything about the murder, but his nervousness suggests otherwise.

Following Khan's lead, they investigate further and eventually uncover the truth behind the crime.

©2023 KJ Cornwall (P)2024 KJ Cornwall
Animals Detective Holidays Supernatural Cats Fantasy Fiction Cold Case Christmas Winter
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Good paranormal cozy mystery

Jessie Harper and George Jenkins run Dale Street Investigations in 1930’s Liverpool. The agency specializes in cases with supernatural elements, which makes sense because the humans are subject matter experts and Khan, the cat, can talk. They are asked by the Police to investigate a cold case of murders on the docks. The case gets very involved with a lot of paranormal activity. The narration is excellent. I received a free audiobook code for my honest review.

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Khan's Christmas Capers

This second book in the series came together a bit better. There were still times when I felt the storyline rambled a I had a difficult time following what was going on.

Once again, the narration was pretty well done. I found myself getting used to the different pronunciations and nuances associated with the language of the time/place.

I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and I have voluntarily left this review.

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Good Cozy Mystery With A Little Bit Of Magic

I was entertained by this second book of the "Jessie Harper Paranormal Cozy Mystery" series. Jessie and George were asked by their friend, Detective Sergeant Bill Roberts of the Liverpool City Police, to investigate a cold case. This was my first introduction to Jessie Harper, her partner George Jenkins, and her talking cat Khan. The characters were fun, and the cat's comments were amusing. Alan R. Gron's narration was fine, and his performance kept my attention. I was given a free copy of the audiobook, and I have voluntarily posted this review.

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