The St. Simons Island Club

Sheriff John Le Brun, known for his tenacity in solving intricate crimes, is drawn out of retirement to investigate the 1908 murder of a Manhattan brothel owner. Hired under mysterious circumstances, he discovers that the client's letterhead suggests involvement from J. P. Morgan, though the financier denies it. As Le Brun delves into the case, he must unravel both the murder and the identity of the impostor, blending elements of mystery with a backdrop of early 20th-century intrigue.