Don't need to be Clairvoyant to know U will enjoy

I loved this book. This book continues from where the last book finished off and answers a lot of questions that you didn't know still needed answering, so I would recommend that you listen to book three first. I love the situations the author puts the elderly residents in and the fun and creative ways they get out of them. It is a light, fun, cosy mystery with a touch of magic that at times will have you chuckling away. The mystery was good and unfolded nicely. There was a lot of side stories that keep the plot interesting and with a strong and unique group of characters from a genie to demons to fairies to ghosts you are never sure where the story will take you next but the author has a good imagination that keeps it fresh and interesting. It is a series that I would recommend to anyone, in fact I have recommended it to my mum.
The Sunnyside retirement home is expecting for the first time a psychic resident to move in. That is until Iris disappears and the police suspect one of the elderly residents of having a hand in it. Can Zoey find her and the motive behind the disappearance? Because she is not the first psychic to have gone missing. Her predictions might not be accurate leading to a few disgruntled residents but with her life possible in the balance the elderly group set out to see what they can do to help. As it that wasn't enough, Zoey is also fighting with her father over what is the right thing to do to help her mother get over her ordeal of being a slave to a demon for years. Can she find the time to help her mother, find a group of missing psychics and keep her elderly charges out of trouble or worse, from getting hurt?
I like the narrator. She is a good choice for Zoey and her friends because she gives them all there own unique voices and this helps to bring the story to life.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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