The Forwarded Mail of Clement House
When a retired auditor notices her late neighbour’s post is being redirected, she unravels a quiet fraud that has been running for years.
When a retired auditor notices her late neighbour’s post is being redirected, she unravels a quiet fraud that has been running for years.
When elderly Mabel Trench notices a telling detail at a neighbour’s cottage sale, she quietly unravels a deception that had fooled the entire village of Steeple Harrow.
When a retired bank clerk notices a familiar signature on a dormant estate account, she quietly unravels a years-long deception hiding in plain sight.
When the church organist disappears the night before the harvest festival, retired schoolteacher Nora Tulloch finds the answer hidden in plain sight.
When a meticulous bank archivist notices pristine documents filed decades too early, she begins quietly unravelling a fraud that reaches the boardroom itself.
When Miriam Holt notices the geraniums at Hawthorn Cottage have been watered on the wrong day, she begins to suspect the recently bereaved Mr. Fossett is hiding something.
When junior auditor Priya Nair notices a colleague’s holiday snaps don’t quite add up, she uncovers a quiet fraud hiding inside a decade of routine paperwork.
When retired schoolmistress Agnes Peel notices a dry umbrella in a wet stand, she unravels a quiet deception hiding in plain sight in her village.
When a sharp-eyed compliance officer notices a small discrepancy during a routine client visit, she unravels a quiet fraud hidden inside a charitable trust.
When a rare flower blooms three weeks too early in a dead man’s garden, retired schoolteacher Miriam Oakes suspects his death was no accident.
When a junior auditor notices a dormant account quietly accumulating interest, she unravels a decade-long scheme buried inside a respected private bank.
When the village’s most dedicated birdwatcher fails to appear at the annual count, retired schoolteacher Agnes Lorne suspects his absence conceals something far more troubling than illness.