Botzum Greely Bindery promoted Madalyn Dander, its Director of Business Development, to President and CEO after only three months on the job. To Maddy, it was the crowning achievement in a string of quick successes. Barely two years earlier, at fifty-six, she had returned to the workforce after raising a family and surviving a messy divorce from a man who, as she put it, “could’ve been the poster child for lousy husbands.” But he had been a reliable provider, and she left the marriage comfortably well off. So it wasn’t money that brought her back to Botzum Greely Bindery, the very company she had left at twenty five when she married. It was ambition. Now, she commanded a top-floor corner suite, a loyal cadre of executive assistants, a chauffeured Mercedes, an endless expense account, and a country club membership. Maddy had the world by the tail. So why did she leap off the building’s roof? Her family hired private detective Harry Bittercress to get to the bottom of her fall.