Search - Breach of Duty (J. P. Beaumont, Bk 14)

J.P. Beaumont mystery. Detective/police procedural, thoughtful and realistic. Fast moving and well written.

Another great story by Jance. Enjoyed very much, twists and turns, sad and happy.

J P Beaumont and his partner Sue Danielson are on a call where adults are playing ball using human bones. The bones turn out to be Indian and they carry a curse with them. Beau's problem is convicing everyone that the curse is real while he is not sure he believes it himself. Very good story.

I have enjoyed many of Jance's books and this is no exception. The story takes several unexpected turns and in the end Beaumont is faced with the decision whether or not to continue as a detective. Very good story!

J P Beaumont books by JA Jance is written very well. Holds your attention tell the end. She has written this series and every book is great

Whether you believe in Indian curses or not, when people start dying after touching the bones of a deceased Indian Shaman, Det. Beaumont and partner Sue Danielson pay closer attention and then it's a race to save those who inadvertently may be condemned.

Dealing with this, along with an elderly woman's demise in a house fire adds to an already full plate when an old refrigerator full of money is found in her garage.