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[Rating K9][Memory Loss][Mystery]
We love a good story with a good conspiracy and with our favorite cop duo. But what happens when one of them is supposedly dead, and the other suspects that he’s still alive as a different fox? That’s what today’s story is all about!
On the weather wall, Nick does not get saved and instead falls to his death. A grieving Judy is now tasked with a new case with a new partner. While in the middle of an investigation, she meets someone who looks and talks just like Nick. Is it a coincidence? Can Judy solve this next big conspiracy without her fox?
This is a fantastic, thrilling murder mystery that explores memory alteration and the grieving process. As you read, you will feel what Judy feels as she is torn between moving on and reaching for hope.
-ProfessorBB
Author: Readredread
Description :
Nick Wilde made it as clear as the distant fox could that he did not want them involved in whatever that snake was talking about! Other plans in mind, his partner Judy continues to drag them further along the case. Eventually, Nick is dragged so far, that he quite literally falls over the edge, free falling to his death.Nick is dead and gone; Judy has to keep reminding herself that. Dealing with her own guilt, she has no other choice but to move on since that fateful day. Days turn into weeks, weeks into months. A new sidekick is given to her. Then, a surprising case the new pair stumble into: The murder of an arctic fox. Maybe finding this killer can fix things, and avenge Nick in a sense?
But what happens when a strange, yet oddly very familiar fox appears. He knows nothing of Nick, yet he reminds the rabbit so much about the red fox. Is it just Judy projecting her emotions, or could this actually be Nick?
A new off the books investigation takes place. One that connects the underground, and reveals a much larger history of Nick’s past; a dark story of crime and betrayal.
Who is/was Nick? A question many may find themselves asking.
Who’s Nick?
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Additional Tags: I’m just Ken (and I’m enough)

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