Three classic Victorian murder mysteries in one box set.

Shattered Clues
Autumn 1868, England.
Inspector Drewes is called to the scene of an unidentifiable body. The corpse of a 35-year-old man has been found in Henshawe Street. The motive? Unknown. Returning from the scene of the murder Drewes anticipates a quiet evening in the company of his friend the police surgeon and his brother. He finds one of them brutally slain. As family, friendship and death become intertwined, Drewes finds himself caught up in deadly plot. Amid personal betrayal and fractured relationships he can trust no one. And when the diligent Inspector finds the shocking truth it is more deadly than he could ever have imagined.

Dead Ends
1869, England.
Inspector Drewes is instructed to investigate a possible fraud at the County’s railway company. All seems well, until the foreman is discovered murdered the next morning. Suddenly Drewes is thrown into a complex web of murder and deceit. The longer Drewes takes to solve the case, the more lives are put at risk. As he draws nearer to the truth the Inspector is faced with the realisation that the criminal is perhaps the most dangerous person he has ever encountered.

His Last Confession
February 1870.
Inspector Drewes of the Dawfield police force is spending an uninteresting evening at his desk. Uninteresting, that is, until he gets a visit from his former constable, Withers, who has just heard an intriguing deathbed confession given by a notorious thief. The confession sparks a huge investigation and Inspector Drewes finds himself at the helm, capably assisted by Withers, who proves a master of disguise. They discover that three possible murders and a spate of thefts have gone unsolved by the police. They need to find the perpetrator - and fast. Things only get more difficult for Drewes when it turns our that the thief has targeted his own an heirloom necklace passed down from his mother has gone missing. Drewes’ investigations take him from the high-society parties of the era to the servants’ quarters of the houses they are held in, as he leaves no stone unturned – and no method of investigation untried – in his quest to solve this most complex and fascinating of cases…