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"When Jazz's pet pig goes missing, she and her sleuthing pal, Milo, consult "The Amazing Zelda," who claims she can read pets' minds for a dollar. Narrators Chantale Hosein and Vinnie Penna splendidly tell the story. ...This fun series abounds with gentle humor as it dramatizes good relationships." AudioFile
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A ghost at school? The super-sleuths must figure out if their class's haunted house might actually be haunted!
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"When it appears that Jazz’s new pot-bellied pig has been poisoned, it’s clearly a second case for detectives-in-training Milo and Jazz. ...Vinnie Penna and Chantale Hosein are true to their original Milo and Jazz characterizations—enthusiastic, questioning, and childlike." AudioFile
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"In the first of the Milo & Jazz mysteries, detective-in-training Milo acquires the able assistance of a new partner. Following the sage advice of super sleuth Dash Marlowe—be an observer on the lookout for anything strange or unusual—Milo and Jazz head to the locker room in search of pitching ace Dillon’s lost lucky socks. Vinnie Penna and Chantale Hosein bring freshness and believability to this kid-friendly mystery. " AudioFile Magazine
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