The Glass Thief

Jaya Jones Treasure Hunt Mystery Series, Book 6

De: Gigi Pandian

Narrado por: Allyson Ryan

A locked-room mystery at a Paris mansion. A supposed ghost haunting a French family who looted treasure from Cambodia. A reclusive thriller author writing a novel in honor of historian Jaya Jones - is it a work of fiction or a devious device to lure Jaya into solving a chilling mystery?

Three unsolved murders spanning 70 years have befallen the same French family, each taking place two nights before Christmas at their Paris mansion - and blamed on the family ghost. When Jaya realizes the truth hits closer to home than she realized, she must risk everything as she flees San Francisco for France and Cambodia to find a missing sculpture known as the Serpent King and stop a flesh and blood killer.

©2019 Gigi Pandian (P)2019 Tantor

Great with loads of twists.

This book connects many characters in a twisted plot traveling from san Francisco, to Paris to Cambodia. When Jaya is asked to help with her favorite author's latest manuascript she can't guess how important the plot will be to her personal life. The story reaches some important milestones for Jaya; i hope that doesn't mean its the end of the series. Keep it going, Please!

Great story.

I love how the author uses fantastical real world places and facts to develop the story. Entertaining and makes me want to explore these places.

Great book

This mystery was intriguing but very convoluted. The reader did a good job of switching voices for each character. It had an ending which was somewhat cheesy but satisfying. I would recommend it.

amazing thriller

what an amazing story that includes historical mystery, murder, suspense, and romance. Loved it so much!

YOU'LL NEVER FIGURE IT OUT!

ANOTHER GREAT JAYA JONES! I hope there will be another one, because I love these characters. At least I hope that Jaya shows up along with Sanjay in the Secret Staircase mysteries. Great Narration, Great plotting that I never figure out. I usually know "who done it" by page 35, but with Gigi's books, I'm always surprised.
She makes the little history lessons she sprinkles in a lot of fun and she can transport the reader to exotic places as if we're really there. What a great TV series any of her book series would make!