Day One
The invitation
The opening letter puts a clear problem in your hands and leaves the first evidence to compare, without asking you to know anything beforehand.
Letter Mysteries · The free dispatch
Receive a separate, self-contained short mystery by email, one fuller instalment each day for three days. It is a small case in the same warm, fair-play spirit as Letter Mysteries, made to be read without spoilers for Alderwick.
Put aside 10 to 15 quiet minutes, follow the correspondence, and decide what you think before the final page. The trial story stands on its own and does not use Alderwick characters, clues, or plot.
The rhythm of the trial
Each message gives the story room to breathe. You can read on a phone, save the emails for later, or keep a pencil beside the page and test your own theory as the details arrive.
Day One
The opening letter puts a clear problem in your hands and leaves the first evidence to compare, without asking you to know anything beforehand.
Day Two
Witnesses, motives, and a short window of time add texture and contradiction. Read the accounts against one another, then keep your own theory open.
Day Three
The final dispatch returns to the records, resolves the competing possibilities, and closes the Little Saffron case before inviting you toward a longer one.
After the last instalment
The Last Train to Alderwick is a six-month personal mystery, with one complete despatch each month from the Month 1 date you choose. The $74 personal prepaid list price is $66.60 total, a saving of $7.40. The 10% reduction is applied automatically, with no code required and no redemption cap.