Crimes of Prescott Valley: Sweet Dreams

As kids, Cole Buchanan and Brooklyn Harlow were sworn enemies. She was a quiet person, an avid reader of Sherlock Holmes, and sharper than a brand new scalpel in the coroner's study.
He led a charmed life complete with life map and collage plans in place. Twenty years later, Cole was a lawyer, and in the middle of a court case when his wife was discovered dead at the clubhouse in the fancy neighborhood they lived in.

Brooklyn Harlow had left at the beginning of highschool and moved away, she had gone through the academy, done five years as a cop, moved through the ranks and now was a Detective.

The last thing Cole Buchanan expected to see was a cop bring in a document that ordered the immediate postpone of a case he was working. In all his years as a Lawyer, he had seen it happen to others but not him. That only happens when something drastic had occurred that required immediate response by a party in the courtroom.

He then found out that they had the best detective in eight counties in Prescott valley, and on the case. Her name is Brooklyn Harlow.

Every quiet little town has its secrets,
and Ridge Grove is no exception. Brooklyn is busy overseeing both communities.

Great Pine is a lovely neighborhood full of well-to-do families and gated communities known for its large University and exceptional students.

Bexhold is a small neighborhood known for its thriving bakery and tasty coffees.
Ashwith is known for its night life.
Then there's Forest Bend and it's known for ghost stories, it's home to the memorial park. All of these little townships makeup Ridge Grove, but as adorable as it is every town has a dark side and Forest Bend is Ridge Grove's.
It's mausoleum Court, called Heirlooms Memorial Crypt is full of secrets. For starters it looks like a small street with tiny marble houses, each one has a family name plate above it's door. There isn't a single body there.
Just a lot of secrets, that won't stay buried, and Brooklyn is out to crack the case.