A missing teenager, a mysterious cult and a case of mistaken identity - just another day\'s work for Epiphany Bloom.
I\'m looking forward to reading more in this delightful series.\' Goodreads reviewer ⭐⭐⭐⭐.
Pip is such a quirky character, and her antics made me laugh out loud...
I can\'t wait for book two! Highly highly recommended.\' Goodreads reviewer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \'I had a great time reading this book.
Such a quirky story that keeps you gripped, making you want more and more.
Readers are loving The Kensington Kidnap \'I really loved this book, and super excited to know it\'s book one of a series! Pip is such a likeable character, she is such an accident prone woman but her heart is in the right place...
Beaton, T E Kinsey, Lauren Elliott and Joanne Fluke, featuring an irresistible new heroine.
An absolutely brilliant, light-hearted cozy mystery for fans of M.
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As Pip investigates further, she realises the question isn\'t whether Matty ran away - it\'s whether Pip will find him alive and make it home safely herself...
And it soon becomes clear that some of these people\'s love for themselves doesn\'t extend to their fellow humans.
But searching for Matty takes Pip into the strange, intimidating world of the rich and famous.
After years of trying to find something she\'s good at, has Pip managed to walk straight into the job she was born to do? She owes it to herself and poor missing Matty to find out.
She\'s always been curious (nosy, her mother calls it) and has an uncanny knack for being at the wrong place at the right time (she doesn\'t want to know what her mother thinks of that).
It ought to be a disaster, but Pip reckons it\'s actually an opportunity.
He then charges her with finding Matty Price - the teenage son of two A-list celebrities - who has mysteriously disappeared from his home in Kensington.
But when she walks through the door of the private investigation firm, her new boss mistakes her for a missing persons expert.
So she absolutely can\'t afford to mess up her latest temp job.
She can barely afford cat food, and just because Most has three legs doesn\'t mean he eats any less.
Epiphany \'Pip\' Bloom is down on her luck.
A missing teenager, a mysterious cult and a case of mistaken identity - just another day\'s work for Epiphany Bloom
