Remains To Be Seen

All In The Family

My grandmother’s door shouldn’t have felt like I faced a firing squad instead of the rather rude naked man dangling in the center of the black-painted space, urging me to use his impressive and repulsive self to announce my presence with a wriggle of his bronze hips. Why then was I so nervous I hesitated a long moment, hand half-raised, power contained, shuffling my feet on the hardwood floor in front of her suite while debating this idea?

Why does life have to be so complicated? Phoebe's choice to move out of her family's home and find her own way outside the triunity of the Maiden/Mother/Crone collective was meant to be a good thing. Instead, she's juggling an unhappy grandmother and an uncomfortable relationship with Officer Cooper Hudson, all while doing her best to support herself with her art, not the family fortune. But when Phoebe's bestie, Mirabelle, finds herself on the brink of job loss and a murder indictment, her own troubles will have to wait. It's up to the newly independent Monday to find out who the real killer is before her friend falls victim herself.