A bookmark was already waiting a few pages ahead because I was certain I would stop after the first case. It turned out to be one of those optimistic decisions readers make when they underestimate a good mystery. The problem with Bro, We’ve Got A Case! is that it quietly slips into the part of your mind that still remembers what it felt like to believe every locked door hid a secret and every unusual sound deserved investigation. One case becomes two. Two becomes four. Befo