A review by indoorg1rl
January Thaw by J.H. Lourey, Jess Lourey, Jess Lourey

4.0

An ice-skating jaunt gets even more chilling for private investigator in training Mira James, as she’s just locked eyes with a frozen corpse floating under a sheet of ice. To solve it, Mira follows a trail leading to the alleged haunting of a historic museum and a centuries-old tragedy that has yet to claim its final victim.

By now, this series has become a comfort read for me! And it has become a bit of tradition to read the correct book in the right month.

As usual, Mira unluckily stumbled upon a dead body while minding her own business. This January mystery involved an old case and an anonymous body from the last decade. It was intriguing, super fun and even a bit creepy. I loved it. The audiobook was performed perfectly (as always) by Jennifer Jill Araya, who I’d forever associate with Mira.

I still think Johny was too good to be true, and apparently Mira also thought so in this one. I did enjoy the scenes he was in, albeit not many. This was another winner in my book. Can’t wait to read the next month’s!

(Thanks to NetGalley and Brilliance Publishing for a gifted review copy)