The Last Freight to Morrowfen

In 1891, Celia Whitmore discovers railway records connected to Morrowfen, an abandoned industrial settlement whose evacuation was supposedly completed eighteen years earlier.
But the surviving documents tell a different story.
Passenger lists conflict with official accounts. Transfers continued after the settlement was declared empty. Names were altered, families were separated, and certain journeys appear to have disappeared from the record entirely.
Determined to understand why the man who raised her preserved these documents, Celia begins following the evidence through railway archives, private correspondence, abandoned buildings, and the testimony of people who remember what happened at Morrowfen.
With newspaper editor Nathaniel Harrow assisting her investigation, Celia uncovers a trail of altered records and concealed transfers. Then the evidence begins pointing toward her own childhood.
What started as an investigation into a railway settlement becomes a search for the truth about Celia's identity, her family, and the final journeys that history failed to record.
The Last Freight to Morrowfen is a historical mystery of railway secrets, hidden identities, family separation, and records that were never meant to be recovered.