Cecily Devereux

And, yeah.

So the fear is more, it's sort of a low level.

Maybe there's a sort of a spectrum of fear.

In some cases, things are really scary.

There are certainly, you know, stories where detectives are solving crimes and they're at great risk themselves and in which the crimes are really awful.

Um, and those, I think, you know, you, you, you get scared.

And so there is that kind of, that sort of sense of being scared in the same way.

I'll just admit, I'm not a, I'm not a rider of rides at, you know, at, at fairs or other kinds of amusement parks.

Too scary.

But it's that kind of thing where you feel like you're scared in a way that lets you, you know, manage it.

You don't really have to worry.

Oh, there are so many.

I'm going to say Marcy Rendon's Cash Blackberry series.

These are amazing.

Marcy Rendon is a Chippewa writer.

Cash Blackberry is an amazing, amazing detective.