Inspector Mann was retired. He was absolutely staying retired.

Then Realtor Mann walked into his favorite Florida coffee shop carrying a suspiciously thick property folder.

The condo was beautiful. Fresh paint. New floors. New drywall. Everything repaired after the storms.

There was just one problem.

Nobody seemed to know exactly what had happened between the storm damage and the beautiful renovation.

So one question became another.

Inspector Mann reluctantly called Captain Electrician. Plumber Mann abandoned his aqua-aerobics class. HVAC Avenger left his marina chair. And Mold Man—who has an unsettling habit of listening to walls—came out of a retirement nobody likes to discuss.

Before long, the retired specialists discover something hidden behind the drywall:

CASE 116.

An eleven-year-old mystery they thought they'd left behind in Clearwater.

And with it comes the return of their oldest adversary: Doctor Ignorance, a strangely persuasive figure who doesn't need to hide the truth.

He only needs people to stop asking questions.

The House That Was Fine is Book One of The Condo Avengers, a funny, quirky supernatural mystery where Florida real estate collides with cozy fantasy, retired heroes, suspicious renovations, missing paperwork, and the most expensive sound in homeownership:

'Hmmmmmm.'

Because sometimes the goal isn't certainty.

It's knowing enough to make the decision yours.

The House That Was Fine

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