When the crazy woman from hell, as he thinks of her, moves in next door to Michael, he isn't happy about it. When she's murdered, he's even less ecstatic, especially when he has to deal with a detective's suspicions and a nosy reporter.<br><br>Reid Hanson is a good reporter with a nose for a story. When he tries, and fails, to interview Michael, he's intrigued by the man's resistance. It takes all his persuasive powers to get Michael to open up to him about the murder ... and his past.<br><br>When Michael does, the two men set out to try and learn more about the woman's murder ... and a related one a week later. In the process they begin to fall for each other. Will their attraction come to fruition or will the killer manage to eliminate Michael, the only witness to his existence, before that happens?

Murder in the Condo Next Door

Most people would love to have their name in the paper as someone who knew the victim of a crime. Why did Mr. Wright shy away? Reid pondered that as he drove back to the paper to write and file his story. Is he camera shy, so to speak? Or is there something he’s hiding.


Reid was a good reporter with a nose for a story, and he sensed there might be one in Michael Wright. Perhaps nothing to do with the murder, per se, but something.


After he turned in the story, he went online to do a search on the man.


“Nothing before six years ago, when he arrived in town to go to work at his mother’s costume shop,” he said under his breath, when that was all that he could turn up.


Chapter 4