Detective Ned here. At your service.
So here’s the deal. You have stumbled onto this corner of the internet. Whether lost, suspiciously curious, or one of those true crime junkies, you can’t resist a magnifying glass 🔍. Either way, you’ve landed in my diary. Don’t get excited, it’s not full of secrets about my cases. Instead, my author saves those for the Crack the Case Books 📚.
What you will find are the crumbs left behind. Details we were all too busy to read about in Pairs, Mishaps, Wrecks and Critters. There are odd stories from my cases 😏, and interesting gems about crime scene tech 🧪. Bob the Crime Scene Tech swears it is “educational.” Sometimes what I write ties into a case, sometimes not. That’s for me to know and you to speculate about 🤔.
Think of this as a detective’s side hustle. I am entertaining the curious. 🎭 Sharing a little forensic know-how. 🧬 Keeping you wondering what might—or might not—be connected to the murders in the books ☠️.
I call it therapy on paper 📝, producing one of these a week. Unless I am out on a case 📅. Why? Because my author insists readers like reading.
More Reading Fun ⛰️🦙🛕
Oh, and speaking of my author, she’s got another novel, Tremor in the Hills. 📖 It’s not about me, but I’m supposed to “support the brand.” 🙃 This one’s full-length. A serious mystery set in Peru and based on her own experience surviving an earthquake 🌎. So if you’re into danger, survival, and corruption, check it out. Just don’t expect me to show up in it. I was too busy avoiding paperwork.
Read on. Paperback or ebook. Amazon or Barnes and Noble. Pairs and Mishaps are on audio book too. Soon the others will be. Learn something. Laugh at my expense 😂. And if you like what you see here, go check out the Crack the Case Books 🕵️♀️📖. Because the diary’s just the appetizer 🍴.
—Ned
Note: On September 11, we pause to remember those who lost their lives and all those whose lives were forever changed by that day.
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