After surviving a kidnapping during her recent work in the Underground, Leona Griffin is enjoying a high in her career as a para-archeologist. Her latest job is to authenticate artifacts for the Antiquarian Society. The job seems simple enough until Leona finds a locked room full of dust bunnies that are being used to test Alien artifacts. Add to that, when Leona does begin to authenticate the artifacts she’s hired to look over, one of them turns out to be an old-world glass box known as Pandora’s Box. With her intuition screaming at her to get out, Leona refuses to open the box and makes a hasty exit, but not before discovering a dead body on her way out.   Oliver Rancourt is at the secretive collectors meeting for his own purpose but when he sees Leona in trouble, he steps in to help. When the FBPI raids the event as Leona stands over the body with blood on her hands, she has no choice but to trust Oliver to get her out before she’s arrested for a murder she didn’t commit. An interesting discovery in Pandora’s Box, which is linked to Leona’s past, forces Leona to work with Oliver in an investigation that takes them to a small town where the locals are obsessed with the old legend of cult leader Vincent Lee Vance. As Leona and Oliver get closer to each other and the answers they seek, the danger isn’t far behind, and they’ll have to rely on each other in order to survive.   Jayne Castle’s IT TAKES A PSYCHIC picks up right after the events of People in Glass Houses and this time it’s the other Griffin sister’s turn to take center stage. Through Leona’s story, we dive deeper into the Griffin sister’s murky past and how they came to be at the orphanage before they were adopted. Leona and Oliver start off butting heads but things heat up pretty quickly for them. Castle smartly blends suspense, romance and humor to give readers a book they’ll finish in one sitting. You cannot forget the trademark dust bunny either. Roxy often steals the show with her fluffy adorableness. IT TAKES A PSYCHIC provides a solid plot with likable characters that will draw you into their world. A visit to Harmony is always an adventure and this latest installment doesn’t disappoint.