Invoice

Payment is due.

A new corporate thriller from Henry Grant. Christian Kerner, Chief Procurement Officer of AeroFly SAS, has been deepfaked. His voice has been used to validate a $23 million invoice. The Board have given him eight weeks to salvage his career. What he uncovers - fraud, murder and the biggest IP theft in corporate history - means he has has to save the integrity of an entire industry too.

Part three of The 3-Way Match — no previous knowledge (or criminal record) required.

Henry Grant. Purchase Order, Goods Receipt and Invoice — three books, one world, a truth worth finding. The most dangerous lies are the ones we trust the most.

The AI inside a corporate giant has been compromised.

Someone is stealing the world's most valuable aerospace technology.

The evidence points to a system nobody thought could lie.

And what is uncovered is the white-collar crime of the century, and its hiding in plain sight.

THIS IS FICTION. MOSTLY.

The 3-Way Match

Three stories. One corporate world. Start wherever the truth finds you.

CASE FILE — 01 · THE ORIGIN

Purchase Order

The story that started it all. Ambition. Greed. Hubris.

HOW IT BEGAN
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CASE FILE — 02 · THE RECKONING

Goods Receipt

The story that changed everything. Revenge. Legacy. Corporate destruction.

WHAT CAME NEXT
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In procurement you can buy anything. Anything, that is, except the truth.

The Grant Files

Confidential. Access restricted. A corporate intelligence archive of the case files, people and companies behind Invoice.

THE GRANT FILES — INDEX ACCESS LEVEL: PUBLIC
FILE 0017 AURORA — Internal Project Memorandum EVIDENCE
FILE 0021 AeroFly Group — Corporate Structure COMPANIES
FILE 0043 Christian Kerner — Subject Dossier PEOPLE

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HENRY GRANT

Corporate thrillers for the 2020s.

Henry Grant writes about power, money and what happens when powerful organisations lose control. He writes for an age in which technology moves faster than the people responsible for controlling it.

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