A Trial of One, the third in The Osgoode Trilogy.

Harry Jenkins is on a frantic search for shares of Elixicorp Enterprises worth over thirty million dollars.

His elderly client, Norma Dinnick, still demands them as property of her deceased husband. Originally, they were sold to raise money for research into memory loss in the elderly. Ironically, no one seems to remember just where those shares might be.

Dr. Robert Hawke wants them too claiming that the money was raised to fund his research into Alzheimer’s disease.

Through Toronto and London and to the darkened narrow calles of Venice, this sinister madman, shadows Harry in his search for the shares. But Hawke wants more than the money. He wants a candidate for his trial of one.

Yet another search is underway for the mysterious “Q”. Dorothy Crawford, widow of Harry’s law partner, Richard Crawford, believes “Q”, a jealous lover or angry husband, has murdered her husband. What events intersect to answer this fraud upon a fraud?