People in Glass Houses

A Harmony Novel, Book 16

De: Jayne Castle

Narrado por: Barbara Rosenblat

Two people desperate for answers wade through smoke and mirrors within the Alien world of Harmony in this new novel by New York Times bestselling author Jayne Castle.

His name is Joshua Knight. Once a respected explorer, he’s now called the Tarnished Knight by the press. He took the fall for a disaster in the Underworld, destroying his career. The devastating event occurred in the newly discovered sector known as Glass House—a maze of crystal that is rumored to conceal powerful Alien antiquities. The rest of the Hollister Expedition team disappeared and are presumed dead.

Whatever happened down in the tunnels scrambled Joshua’s psychic senses and his memories, but he’s determined to reveal the truth. Labeled delusional and paranoid, he retreated to an abandoned mansion in the desert, a house filled with mirrors. Now a recluse, Joshua spends his days trying to unlock the secrets in the looking glasses that cover the walls. He knows he is running out of time.

Talented, ambitious crystal artist Molly Griffin is shocked to learn that the Tarnished Knight has been located. She drops everything and heads for the mansion to talk to Joshua, confident she can help him regain control of his shattered senses. She has no choice—he is the key to finding her sister, Leona, a member of the vanished expedition team. Joshua reluctantly allows Molly to stay one night, but there are two rules: she must not go down into the basement, and she must not uncover the mirrors that have been draped.

But her only hope for finding her sister is to break the rules. …

©2024 Jayne Ann Krentz (P)2024 Recorded Books

Lots of mysteries to solve

I always love the dust bunnies and Newton didn’t disappoint. The Moms were great! Molly and Justin tackle all of the various mysteries with panache. It was nice to include the Guild Boss wedding.

not a fan of the narration

Another fun story on Harmony; I always enjoy the dust bunnies. Unfortunately, the narrator left a lot to be desired. Had a hard time with her reading style.

How can you go wrong with dust bunnies

Another great addition to the Harmony series. Great characters. Great story. Great narrator. Well worth the wait.

Love this Author !

I always keep a whole day free when one of Krentz/Castle/Quick books is released because I know I won't be able to put it away until I finish the complete story. I thoroughly enjoyed People in Glass Houses ( love the dust bunnies ) and am looking forward to the next in the series. It is so nice that books are now being put on Audio unabridged so you get the complete story, and can listen while making/eating dinner. I was very irritated years ago when all you could get was audio abridged books, so much of the story was edited out and I Hated that. Good story and one I will read/listen to many times.

Harmony

love the stories of Harmony. I really like how the tie together but stand alone.

New places and faces

CASTLE introduces a new family or two in this Harmony book with just as captivating characters as usual. We also venture to new underworld and rural spots. An excellent follow up to Guild Boss with a tempting teaser of more to come.

I love Harmony!

Castle has done it again. This book doesn’t disappoint, it references most of my favorite characters from the Harmony series but has its own unique story. Thank you Jayne Castle.

When is the next BOOK?!!

I enjoyed this book very much and the series is my number one go to for my listening pleasure! JC is my favorite author and I read and listen A LOT. People in Glass Houses was involved, funny, exciting and the love story was heart warming. There was not a lot of sex, which I don't mind because with JC books I love the adventure of new worlds and the different types of talent she includes in the telling. The narration was excellent however, who's surprised by that, not with Barbara Rosenblat sharing her talents with us! She has the ability to pull you into her world so you can share in the fun. I am sad that I went through the book so fast. Now I have months to wait for the next in the series.

I really enjoy her humor.

Dust bunnies make these stories. I have read most of her books over the last twenty years and haven’t read a bad one yet.

Just ok

The stories are sounding all the same. Too many lines are exactly the same in every book. I’m not the biggest fan of the narrator. Her voice doesn’t suit the younger female protagonists.