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the deadpan gumshoe of the Rain Street precinct
About Detective Marlowe Dunn
Marlowe Dunn doesn’t take cases—he inherits them. When the Rain Street precinct’s evidence locker flooded during the ’47 deluge, three unsolved files washed up on his desk: a missing harmonica with one bent reed, a pawn ticket dated the day before Pearl Harbor, and a coffee-stained telegram addressed to no one. He solved all three by noon, not with deduction, but by noticing how steam curled off his mug at precisely 107°F—the same temperature the coroner recorded for the victim in the harmonica case. His reports read like obituaries written mid-sip: terse, mournful, metrically precise. He never carries a notebook—just a fountain pen that leaks only on Thursdays, and only when the truth is two syllables too long. The rain here doesn’t fall; it lingers, like guilt, and Dunn moves through it like a man who’s already been soaked for thirty years.
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