Lovejoy, Private Eye

Lovejoy, Private Eye

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Fiction
Mystery
Yeah, that's me. Jack Lovejoy, private eye. Don't judge a book by its cover, just like you don't judge a detective by his name. I've got an office downtown New York- the business is thriving here. Fortunate or unfortunate for me, you tell me. People walk in, they give me a case, I take it or don't. It's pretty simple. These are just a handful of the cases I've solved, all over the city.
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Farrah Smart is an anxious yet highly intelligent detective that mostly sticks to navigating not only their work but also this dangerous and unpredictable life on their own. When they come across an interesting case involving a company of interest, they find it hard to turn it down. No matter the danger. Their curiosity just couldn't die down, even if they wanted it to. As they start their investigation, they get to know several different employees. Including a brightly dressed, somewhat creepy receptionist, one robotic assistant missing a few screws, an older man who couldn't be much more interesting than a door knob, and the boss who is known for her cold shoulder and tight grip around her employees. And once they get to know this seemingly random selection of individuals, they slowly start to create their general pool of suspects within their mystery. But as time goes on, their strange case starts to piece itself together. And we start to learn that everything's much more complicated than anything this detective has seen before. Still, it might take much convincing before Smart learns that not everything is as black and white as they once believed. And maybe not all monsters are easy to kill. Maybe some can look redeemable when their choices are their only way towards survival.

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