The Wrong Sort of Mud
When a valuable brooch goes missing after the Cawsden Village Fête, retired librarian Agnes Pollard notices something about a pair of boots that nobody else thought to look at.
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A Footnote to Fraud
When quiet auditor Miriam Osei notices a peculiar footnote buried in a quarterly report, she unravels a scheme that a very confident man assumed nobody would ever read.
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A Rounding Error in Rosamund’s Favour
When mild-mannered auditor Clement Oakes notices a suspiciously convenient pattern in a bank’s rounding calculations, he quietly unravels a years-long fraud hiding in plain sight.
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The Curious Case of the Clockmaker’s Cameo
When a precious brooch vanishes from the Thornfield Village fete, retired librarian Edith Crow quietly unravels a tangle of pride, jealousy, and misplaced loyalty.
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The Missing Minutes of Moreton Fell
When the church clock stops at the precise moment a valuable painting vanishes from Moreton Fell’s summer fête, retired librarian Agnes Culpepper suspects the timing is far too convenient.
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The Ledger Never Lies
When a sharp-eyed auditor notices a single misplaced decimal in a provincial bank’s quarterly report, she unravels a years-long fraud hidden in plain sight.
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The Missing Marmalade
When the prize-winning marmalade disappears from the Thornbury Village Fête, retired schoolteacher Agnes Plum unravels a sticky web of secrets and wounded pride.
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The Decimal Point
When mild-mannered bank auditor Cecily Marsh notices a suspiciously tiny rounding error repeated across thousands of accounts, she unravels a carefully hidden fraud hiding in plain sight.
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The Trouble with Tomatoes
When the prize-winning tomatoes at Amberton’s Summer Fete go missing, retired librarian Edith Crane quietly unravels a tangle of rivalry, pride, and unexpected confession.
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The Ledger That Lied
When mild-mannered bank auditor Miriam Chalk notices a single misplaced decimal in a quarterly report, she unravels a fraud hidden inside a prestigious London investment firm.
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The Trouble with Marmalade
When a jar of prize-winning marmalade goes missing from the Thornfield village fête, retired librarian Edith Crawley uncovers a theft far more serious than anyone imagined.
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The Discrepancy in Column Seven
When mild-mannered bank auditor Miriam Holt notices a tiny rounding error repeated across thousands of accounts, she unravels a multimillion-pound fraud hiding in plain sight.
