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The Missing Heiress
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The Missing Heiress

Every clue points in a different direction - and your first lead will set the entire investigation in motion.
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Story Overview

Isabella Hartwell vanished from her penthouse at the top of the Whitmore Building at exactly 12:03 a.m. The suite was locked from the inside. The security system was disabled for precisely four minutes. The guest list from the evening's private dinner - eleven people - has produced eleven different accounts of what happened and when. Detective Marcus Vale has until morning to find something solid before the media arrives and the trail goes cold.

The rain arrived at the Whitmore before Marcus did.

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Chapter 1

The rain arrived at the Whitmore before Marcus did.

Main Characters

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Detective Marcus Vale
Lead Detective

Detective Marcus Vale

Fifteen years on the force, the last six in major crimes. Marcus solves puzzles by finding the one thing that doesn't fit and pulling until everything else unravels. He has been wrong twice in his career; both times he knew it before the verdict. He does not yet know if this will be the third.

Vivienne Hartwell
The Heiress's Cousin

Vivienne Hartwell

Isabella's only living relative and the sole heir to the Hartwell estate if Isabella is declared dead or legally incapacitated. Vivienne is composed, cooperative, and has a documented alibi. She also left the dinner party six minutes earlier than she claims - a discrepancy no one has mentioned to her yet.

Pierre Lavalle
Night Concierge

Pierre Lavalle

Fifteen years at the Whitmore, Pierre has seen enough to know when someone is lying and when staying quiet is safer. He was at his desk between 11:45 p.m. and 12:10 a.m. - the precise window during which something happened - and his written statement covers that time with suspicious precision.

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