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Jay O’Brien works long shifts in an underfunded East London care home, steady money, steady guilt, and a life going nowhere. He’s a decent lad in a world where “decent” doesn’t get you much beyond tired.
His mates aren’t much better. A sharp-tongued strategist. A charming liability. A joker masking fear. An old-school operator who’s seen more than he says.
They’re not quite a crew, half of them can’t stand each other, but trouble has a habit of tying unlikely people together.
Everything changes the night Jay notices something strange in a dying man’s room.
A discovery small enough to fit in a pocket, dangerous enough to change everything.
Suddenly London’s shadows start moving, debts get called in, and ghosts who should have stayed buried begin to stir.
Because when you stumble into someone else’s unfinished business, it’s never the start of a story.
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