Jewelry Jinx

By A.M. Burns

When someone is stealing from the magical community, the call goes out to the E.S. Peters agency to find the thief. Tiffany enlist the aid of witch spirit Magee Reyes to track down the villain and get the goods back.

• Language: English
• Publisher: A.M. Burns
• Release date: Sep 11, 2011
• ISBN: 9781465824271

A.M. Burns

A.M. Burns started writing in high school for a way to pass the time. Over the years his writing and imagination have developed to the point where he was ready to share his stories with the world. He has a vast love of nature, and hopes that is conveyed in his writing. In his adult life he has lived in California, Colorado and Texas. He is a member of the Colorado Springs Fictions Writers Group. A lifelong love of birds, lead him to become a falconer and he currently enjoys hunting with his tiercel red-tailed hawk Zephyr. In addition to his hawk he shares his home with several dogs, a couple of cats, various rodents, a pair of horses and his loving partner.

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Jewelry Jinx

A.M. Burns

Published by Mystichawker Press

Copyright 2011 A.M. Burns

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Jewelry Jinx

Tiffany Hedges sighed as she surveyed the wreckage of the apartment. It looked like the aftermath of a tornado. The fine leather couch and matching recliner thrown against one wall, with shattered remains of a display case, and broken porcelain dolls underneath them. The Persian rug lay in shreds. Heavy linen drapes hung in strips from the silver pole that dangled from the left bracket. Even the massive mahogany desk stood on end with the drawers all hanging askew, their contents scattered. The other rooms looked much the same.

So any ideas? Tiffany asked the client who stood with her head bowed, staring at the wreckage on the floor.

If I had any ideas, I’d have called security or the police, Carmine Esperanza snarled. At nearly six foot tall she towered over Tiffany’s five foot frame. She was too slender to be really threatening but she tried.

Tiffany and the firm she worked for, E.S. Peters Investigations, did jobs for Carmine and the covert magical group she worked for on a regular basis. They were called in when Carmine’s group was over worked, or the case got too weird.

So have you checked the security tapes?