A gripping small-town mystery where buried lies surface—uncovering secrets, truth, and unexpected courage

Hidden in the dust of an old town archive lies a missing file, a trail of corruption, and a girl who refuses to let the truth stay buried.

When student journalist Iris Hale uncovers the disappearance of the Sixty-Three file, she stumbles into a decades-old conspiracy involving powerful names, secret deals, and the ghosts of the town’s past. With the help of her tech-savvy friend Emily and a weary detective who’s seen too much, Iris must decide how far she’s willing to go to expose the truth—before it disappears forever.

Letters of the Lost is a haunting, atmospheric mystery that blends investigative suspense with emotional depth. It’s a story about courage in quiet places, friendship in the face of fear, and the light that truth can bring—even when it costs everything.

What listeners will learn and experience:

• The importance of truth and moral courage in the face of corruption.
• How small acts of bravery can spark major change.
• A compelling blend of mystery, journalism, and emotional storytelling.
• Insight into how digital footprints and archives preserve (or hide) the past.

Perfect for fans of Nancy Drew reimagined for adults, The Westing Game, or The Night Circus’s poetic tone, The Midnight Archives Series invites listeners to uncover the mysteries hidden in every forgotten file.