Set in the oppressive drawing room of Amberwood House on the day before Edwina Black’s funeral, this atmospheric Victorian thriller begins with an air of barely concealed relief. The domineering Edwina has finally died, liberating her schoolmaster husband Gregory from years of her tyrannical control. His wife’s paid companion Elizabeth and the devoted housekeeper Ellen also seem strangely affected by their mistress’s passing.

But when the methodical Inspector Martin arrives with devastating news – a post-mortem has revealed something deeply suspicious – the atmosphere of tentative freedom transforms into one of mounting dread. As the Inspector’s seemingly innocuous questions probe deeper into Edwina’s final day, the relationships between the three survivors begin to fracture under pressure. Long-buried secrets surface, loyalties are tested, and motivations become increasingly unclear.

Within the claustrophobic confines of the Victorian drawing room, with Edwina’s beloved wind chimes still haunting the house, the Inspector employs psychological tactics to uncover the truth. But in a house where everyone had reason to wish Edwina dead, discovering what really happened becomes a dangerous game of suspicion and accusation.

This ingeniously plotted mystery builds to a shocking revelation that will leave audiences questioning everything they thought they knew. Some secrets, it seems, are powerful enough to reach from beyond the grave.