Quicksand

Historian Jaya Jones has settled in San Francisco when she gets a letter from Lane Peters, an old fling, with a ticket to Paris. She has her doubts about going, she has a great job and leaving in the start of the term isn't the best thing, but, in the end, thanks to a little help from a friend she i......more

This was a fun adventure. I like listening to these audiobooks when I want something light to read. The narrator is really good. I enjoyed the Paris and Louvre setting in this one. Jaya's behavior annoyed me more than usual though, especially in the Louvre. I'm surprised they didn't all go to jail b......more

It’s been five months since we last checked in with Jaya. In that time, she hasn’t heard anything from Lane Peters. She’s not sure if she should be worried or hurt by his silence. That changes when she gets a plane ticket to Paris along with a note from Lane saying he’s found something connected to......more

I can only come up with one word to completely describe this entry in the Jaya Jones series: STUNNING! The writing, the characters, the settings, and the descriptions are just stunning. This book finds Jaya unsettled even though her teaching career is thriving. She feels something is missing from he......more