On Impact
The Caldmere Gazette, Caldmere
Clark Eddison, publisher of the Cape Ledger, was found badly injured Thursday evening after his car was struck as he pulled out of the Gazette's rear parking lot. The lot's security camera caught only the back of a dark vehicle accelerating away — and never recorded a plate.
Everyone has something to hide.
The conscience of Caldmere. Has run the Gazette for twenty-two years. Fierce, principled, and terrified that the paper will die before she does.
Young, hungry, and not yet cynical enough to know what he's getting into. Covers everything with a doggedness that alternates between impressive and annoying.
56. Third-generation Caldmere — fixes everything. Methodical, taciturn, deeply decent. Communicates through grunts and meaningful glances at broken parts. Reads poetry on his lunch break.
Can you name the culprit?
Read the case file, interrogate the suspects, and make your accusation — five guesses to crack it. The deduction board and the solution are for detectives only.
Caldmere, Maine.
A small town on the Maine coast where everyone knows everyone, and nothing is quite what it seems. Explore the locations and characters behind every case.