High Crimes on the Magical Plane: A Samantha Brennan and Annabelle Haggerty Mystery
"High Crimes on the Magical Plane may have started out with clown cars and a fake psychic, but it rushes into danger and excitement at a fast pace. Neri's mystery is suspenseful, and fun, with an original pair of heroines." - Lesa Holstine's Book Critiques"The interaction between the Samantha Brennan and Annabelle Haggerty is what makes this book so much fun, with Samantha really stealing the show. I recommend it..." - Tales of the Talisman"Samantha knows the ways of the world, how to pull a good scam and where to find nifty vintage prom dresses. Annabelle knows where the gnomes and flower faeries reside...The twists and turns were fab, especially the 'Whoa! Did not see that coming' moment in the end. Please let there be more to this series!!" -- Vixen's Daily Reads"From the little household gnomes to humans who turn out to be the opposite of first glance, her tale is chock full of fun...a parallel universe that one would love to revel in forever. This reviewer will anxiously await MAGICAL ALIENATION, her next installment." --Shelley Glodowski, Senior Reviewer/Midwest Book Reviews"HIGH CRIMES is delicious; a funny, pell-mell romp of an adventure rife with psychics, FBI agents and clowns." --Diana Gabaldon, NYT Bestselling author of the Outlander and Lord John series"HIGH CRIMES ON THE MAGICAL PLANE is a lighthearted but perceptive story of what happens when a fake psychic with panache meets a genuine goddess with no flair whatsoever. That goddess is, moreover, an FBI agent. They're united in the attempt to locate actress Molly Claire, who's apparently been abducted by clowns. You'll enjoy the unlikely twists and turns in this novel, and both characters are delightful." --Charlaine Harris, NYT Bestselling author of the Sookie Stackhouse series"...Sam and Annabelle are the oddest couple with the former wanting to be what the latter is and the latter wanting to be what the former is. Confusing, not at all, as each envies the life of the other. Annabelle just wants to be an FBI agent as her goddess duties at times is overwhelming, while Sam the shyster ponders what she could get away with if she had the goddess powers. This pairing makes for a wonderful combination of a lighthearted yet also deep spellbinding urban fantasy mystery." --Harriet Klausner, Alternative Worlds & The Merry Genre Go Round