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The Case Files

Five cases open now, two occasion collections, and a vault that keeps filling. Every file is a complete evening: the story on your screen, the evidence on your guests' phones, and one killer to name before the night is out.

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FILE 001

The Wrong Kind of Dead

Caldwell Manor, Wiltshire · 1957

A locked house. An open safe. The money trail is a lie.

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FILE 002

The Keeping of Secrets

Arden Cross, Herefordshire · 1943

Wartime. Everyone has a secret. The killer's bond to the victim is nothing like it looks.

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FILE 003

The Last Performance

The Royale Theatre, London · 1962

A death on a lit stage, four hundred witnesses, and a past in Coventry no one mentions.

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FILE 004

Dead Calm

Dunmore-on-Sea, Devon · 1971

A planning dispute, a quiet harbour, and a blackmail no one reported.

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FILE 005

The Open Verdict

St. Agatha's College, Oxford · 1969

Academic rivalry, a plagiarised proof, and a verdict the college would rather leave open.

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Collection
The Christmas Files

A Very Murderous Christmas

Six festive cases · snowbound

A body under the tree, twelve snowbound suspects, a choirmaster dead in the vestry, and Father Christmas cold in his grotto. The roads are closed and no one is coming.

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The War Files

The Secret War

Four wartime cases · 1940 to 1944

Codebreakers, couriers, a grounded bomber crew, and a killer in the room every time. Careless talk costs lives. So, it turns out, does careful silence.

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The Vault

More cases
coming

The full catalogue runs to twenty

The vault is being unlocked one file at a time. Join the waitlist and we will slide each new dossier under your door the moment the seal comes off.

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One evening.
One killer to name.

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