Available NowThe Audit Files
False Balance
Book 1 / Financial & Corporate Thriller
False Balance opens The Audit Files with a corporate thriller about evidence, pressure, and the professional cost of refusing to sign off a comfortable lie.
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False Assurance
A clean assurance opinion begins to fracture when the evidence supporting it disappears from the record.
PlannedBook 3Financial & Corporate Thriller
Synopsis
An Audit Files thriller
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.
Series information
The Audit Files
Book 3 in the The Audit Files series.
Genre: Financial & Corporate Thriller.
Release information
Planned
A planned title for readers interested in the gap between what institutions certify and what they know.
Reading order
- Book 1False BalanceAvailable Now
- Book 2Silent ExceptionsPlanned
- Book 3False AssuranceCurrent page
- Book 4Material WeaknessPlanned
Themes
- Assurance
- Reputation
- Evidence quality
- Professional scepticism
Reader extras
- Planned assurance glossary
- Reading order note
- Behind the book placeholder
Author note
A planned title for readers interested in the gap between what institutions certify and what they know.
Adaptation potential
A strong prestige drama premise built around reputation, professional credibility, and a disappearing evidence base.
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