Something happened on the last case. Laura came back from the vineyards smiling a very strange smile and being unnecessarily cheerful and excessively affectionate towards Steele ( Read more... )

Wilson's back, Wilson who ditched Laura for being herself and made her feel like everything about her was wrong. I don't even intend to look at the guy. I'm glad Steele and Laura have taken him away ( Read more... )

Well, guess who's hogging the limelight again! He's going to be interviewed. Forgive any hysterical laughter at this point but he's going to talk about being a great detective, a man who couldn't find his own shoes without Laura's help (somebody else's precious painting, yes, but not his own shoes ( Read more... )

I was a little dismissive when Steele claimed our murderer was a ghost, but I confess that seeing the ghost for myself shook my scepticism briefly. However, I later checked the room where various people thought they had seen the ghost of Tom Donovan and I found an array of technical equipment perfect for faking ghostly activity ( Read more... )

A friend of a friend (well, I think she was just a friend, she seems to have other ideas) was found dead on campus. It seemed a difficult case to solve, a locked building mystery with some very unusual elements. That was why I asked Laura to help. That and the fact I thought some time working together might ( Read more... )

The last reunion-type thing I went to wasn't a huge success. Apart from the host's bizarre suicide with the party game of accusing each other to follow, Steele turned up. I can forgive Alan his sick game, but can't quite forgive him for inviting Steele, or Laura for not destroying the invitation before Steele found it ( Read more... )

This is just great! Morrie Singer hit me over the head, knocking me out and then, when I recovered, called me a swine and lectured Laura and me on our relationship and how unfair it was to Steele ( Read more... )

We were staking out Morrie Singer's place and I decided it was time to tell her exactly how I felt. I really thought it would be fine. I thought she'd look at me and say, "The truth is, Murph, I didn't realise until you kissed me that I feel the same way ( Read more... )

I finally did what I've always wanted to do. I just grabbed her and kissed her and it felt great. She was a little surprised and not as eager as I would have liked, but she didn't slap me or scream or anything. I think I have a chance ( Read more... )

Our client, an intelligent and discerning man, has decided he doesn't want Steele within a million miles of his case. Who are we to argue with a client's wishes? So it's Laura and me, the old team ( Read more... )