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The Audit Files
An assurance report gives the organisation exactly what it needs: confidence. Then the evidence behind that confidence begins to shift. False Assurance examines the price of certainty when certainty has been manufactured.
An assurance report gives the organisation exactly what it needs: confidence. Then the evidence behind that confidence begins to shift.
False Assurance examines the price of certainty when certainty has been manufactured.
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Book 3 in the The Audit Files series.
Genre: Financial & Corporate Thriller.
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A planned title for readers interested in the gap between what institutions certify and what they know.
A planned title for readers interested in the gap between what institutions certify and what they know.
A strong prestige drama premise built around reputation, professional credibility, and a disappearing evidence base.
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