She lived for the stage. She died in the shadows. The Last Spotlight reveals who turned off the lights.

Montreal, December 1935. The body of burlesque star Irene Russell is discovered in her garage, the official verdict: suicide by carbon monoxide. But the details don't fit.

Conflicting reports place Irene alive long after the coroner claimed she was dead. A friend remembers a phone call, a maid hides burned letters, and the papers print stories that contradict each other. Blood at the corner of her lips hints at something darker — a carefully staged death designed to mislead.

Private detective Blake Lowry has seen enough to know when the truth is being smothered. With his partner, Gary, and his sharp-eyed secretary, Lucy, he digs into Irene's last hours, chasing a trail through cabarets, society salons, and backroom whispers.

The deeper Blake goes, the clearer one fact becomes: Irene Russell's star didn't fade — it was deliberately extinguished.
In a city of smoke and secrets, the case will test Blake's instincts, his patience, and the few loyalties he still trusts.