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Alderwick notes
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Letter Mysteries · Case One
Alderwick, a six-month mystery told in letters.
Join for spoiler-safe notes about The Last Train to Alderwick, a six-month fair-play mystery told through letters, evidence, and purposeful printable materials. Choose your Month 1 start date, then receive one complete digital despatch each month for six months.
Case One / AlderwickPersonal prepaid / automatic offer
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Prepaid saving, applied automatically. The $74 personal prepaid list price is $66.60 total, saving $7.40. The 10% reduction applies automatically; no code is required, and there is no redemption cap.
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Start with Month 1. Choose a start date, and every reader begins with the opening despatch. One complete despatch arrives each month through Month 6. Monthly billing and upfront payment follow the same order, and prepayment does not reveal future material early. No catch-up downloads or later-story-month entry are planned.
10% off the $74 list price is applied automatically. No code is needed.
What the list is for
The useful notices, in the right order.
Choose when Month 1 arrives. Each complete digital despatch follows one month later, in order, through Month 6. Paying in advance changes your billing, not the story's sequence; the gift edition follows the same release schedule.
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Personal prepaid
Save $7.40 automatically
The $74 personal prepaid list price is $66.60 total. We apply the 10% reduction automatically, with no code and no redemption cap.
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For readers and gifts
A case to keep
Choose a start date, begin with Month 1, and receive one complete despatch per month through Month 6. The planned digital gift edition is paid for upfront and follows the same sequence, so later letters and the final proof stay sealed until their scheduled month.
Still deciding?
Read a smaller case first.
The free three-day dispatch is a separate mystery with its own beginning and end. It is a good way to see how Letter Mysteries handles correspondence and deduction before you begin the Alderwick case.