Love Can Be Murder

It had been a year since Rory had begun helping Detective Reinfeld investigate murders. While helping to get justice for victims was satisfying, it could be draining as well. When Detective Reinfeld, Deputy Sheila, Rory, and Daisy find they currently free from having to investigate any murders, Rory welcomes the reprieve.

Before the quartet can relax, they are thrust into another murder investigation. The body of a stranger is found in a snow pile outside the local bookstore, Through the Booking Glass. When the medical examiner is trying to find out cause of death, he comes across evidence on the body that points to Rory as being the murderer.

Detective Reinfeld, Deputy Sheila, and Daisy know Rory would never commit such a heinous crime and believe she is being framed, but why has she been singled out?

Unfortunately, without proof of her innocence, Rory is labeled as the main suspect. It is up to Detective Reinfeld, Deputy Sheila, and Daisy to find the real killer. Using the evidence the medical examiner provided, the trio begins learning more about the victim and those who came into direct contact with him by questioning a series of individuals.

There is one name that is mentioned time and time again during the interviews. When the trio tries to interview the individual, they find themselves playing a game of cat and mouse. Just when they think the individual is cornered, they manage to evade Detective Reinfeld, Deputy Sheila, and Daisy.

Could this individual have evidence that would set Rory free? Does this person hold the answers to how the murder occurred and who framed Rory? Detective Reinfeld, Deputy Sheila, and Daisy need to find this individual to see what they know, but is the individual intent on leading them on a wild goosechase?