When Anton Kessler, founder of one of Geneva's most powerful commodities trading houses, collapses without warning, his estranged daughter Mireille is recalled from a decade of self-imposed exile to take control of a company she never wanted — and doesn't yet know is built on a decades-long scheme laundering conflict minerals through shell companies across three continents.

Forensic auditor Elena Voss is assigned to walk Mireille through the firm's books. What she uncovers instead is a machine designed to survive scrutiny — one that has already claimed careers, silence, and at least one life. With a board racing to bury the evidence before a legal deadline erases it for good, Elena and Mireille have seventy-two hours to decide whether they can trust each other long enough to expose the truth — before it exposes them first.

A tense, character-driven thriller about the debts we inherit, the systems we inherit them from, and what it costs to finally stop looking away.