A limousine that's a magnet for murder

I enjoyed this book. I like the unusalness of this series, from the very different job (compared to most cozy mysteries) to the channelling of beings from another dimension but thats what I actually like best about this series because it leads to some interesting situations and meeting some very quirky characters. There is a lot of talk about God but don't let that put you off because it isn't preachy and is more a question of how her faith effects her. The mystery was interesting and worked well into her home and job life, making it a nicely balanced mystery that wasn't to much of one thing and distracting. There was plenty of suspects and even Andi couldn't decide who was guilty. The ending did take a totally different direction than I wasn't expecting but I can't wait for the next book in this fun series.
Andi's grumpy neighbours acting strange not complaining about every little thing but what is even more surprising is the fact that he has a girlfriend and wants to hire Andi's limouzeen service to take her out for a meal. Curious about who would put up with the man Andi reluctantly agrees but before she hits the road the date takes an unexpected twist. The girlfriend channels a being from another dimension and wants to talk to Andi. Sceptical of a con, Andi is less than courteous and the date ends badly. When she tries to make it up to her neighbour he gets his own shock. The girlfriend wants to explain things to Andi so she can talk to Tom but instead of getting an explanation she finds a dead body, proving the detective right that her limousine is a magnet for murder. The police don't want to look any further than Tom, after there argument but Andi thinks they have the wrong guy. Yes he is grumpy and always complaining but a killer? No way. Now it's up to her to find the real killer.
I like the narrator. She makes the story interesting with the sound of her pleasant voice.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

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