I can’t wait to see what you come up with next. Janet & Phoef, give yourselves a high five! This was a great beginning to kick off the Knight and Moon series.

I am looking forward to the next on in the series. Go in with that expectation and you will enjoy the story, root for Emerson and Riley as well as laugh at their experiences.

This is a quick enjoyable read with several humorous situations as well as over the top exploits. but- I went into reading this book with that in mind. There were times, well, more than once - where the situations that Knight and Moon got into were -as I said before - over the top. Can they stay alive long enough to find Emerson's gold? As they investigate more and more on the whereabouts of his gold, they find out that the Grunwald family are up to their necks in espionage. When she is told to follow him and report back to the company about his actions, she thinks she has a bit of a babysitting job, little does she know. All he wants to to see his gold, but that is not as easy as it sounds. When Riley is sent to find out what Emerson wants from the bank she is in for a surprise. She is a smart, Harvard grad who just wants to make it big in her chosen field. His Aunt Myra lives with him and is a force to be reckoned with herself, and his cousin lives in an RV in front of the house. He lives in a mansion, with a menagerie, can't keep help due to the messes they make in the house, and is known as Mr. He is rich, handsome, has no social skills and a crazy life style. They call her Moonbeam at the bank where she is a junior analyst and has only worked for a week. Riley Moon works for mega-bank Blane-Grunwald, is a country girl from a small town in Texas who went to Harvard.

I enjoyed this first book in this new series by Janet Evanovich and Phoeff Sutton.Įmerson Knight is an eccentric billionaire who just wants to see his gold. That is what I expected when I picked this book up and that is what I got. If you have ever read anything by Janet Evanovich, you know her mysteries are funny, quirky and usually a little over the top.

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