Some cases begin with a body. This one has a name — Charles Fennex. He’s now part of the case. A case that now falls to Chase and Slyk Fox — the two who have to untangle what Fennex set in motion, following the threads he unraveled, and navigate a situation with too many interested parties, too many versions of events, and not enough people willing to say what they actually saw.

A Spring to Remember is the first book in the Detectives series — a world built on atmosphere, consequence, and the kind of tension that doesn’t announce itself until it’s already in the room. The city breathes. The characters carry weight. Every scene earns its place.

This is not a story about justice. It’s a story about what people do when they know justice isn’t coming — and what it costs them to move anyway.