remorse

Wedged in between the towering skyscrapers of New York, Troy Phelan's quiet office bore the heavy burden of his billionaire empire. While his immense wealth was infamous, his final will dictated in 'The Testament' was shrouded in mystery, until it became a testament to his regret.

After the tumultuous events surrounding Roger Ackroyd's murder, an odd calmness had descended upon King's Abbott. Most people were relieved that the killer was apprehended, yet an uneasy silence lingered around Dr. James Sheppard's house. Being the murderer was something James never thought he would be, but his secret conversations with Roger were too dangerous to be left untold. James had never thought life would take such a dark turn.