Ana's career is finally going the way she had always envisioned. She's writing for a living, both for the Douglas Mountain Tourism magazine and as a local correspondent for the CBC. But her tourism gig is only temporary and the only thing to write about in the small town for the CBC is felines stuck in firs.
Then one night, she's sent to report on a comedy show in town. Everything goes well and the show becomes a local sensation, until the next morning when a body is found.
Ana has never reported on a death before. To make life difficult, her RCMP boyfriend, Ronnie, is out of town. She's forced to work with a corporal she's just met and an IT specialist who has confused feelings. What's more, the corporal has a history with Ana's boyfriend and the IT specialist has a history with Ana.
Ana's feelings of loneliness start to subside as she makes new connections and rekindles some old ones. Even with this unexpected support, she's not sure it'll help her keep her jobs. Or her relationship with Ronnie.
Can Ana solve the case of the dead body before death becomes her life in Douglas Mountain?
