The Case Against Jasper

In the peaceful world of Wildwoods Farm, tragedy strikes when a young squirrel named Jenny is found dead beneath a telephone wire. What should have been a terrible accident becomes something far more dangerous. Because Jasper was there. Quiet. Withdrawn. Different. By nightfall, the farm has decided what happened. Whispers harden into certainty. The gossiping hens spread their version of events. The elders call a trial.
And before Jasper ever speaks, his guilt is already written into the story. As the forest builds its case from rumor and fear, two unlikely investigators step forward: Ink, a sharp-witted ferret who trusts evidence over instinct, and Fiona, a black cat known as "The Whisper" for her uncanny ability to hear what others miss. While the community searches for someone to blame, they begin searching for the truth.
What they uncover reveals a far more unsettling reality-one of hidden motives, silent witnesses, and a chain of events buried beneath assumption and groupthink. Told through the eyes of woodland creatures caught between grief and judgment, The Case Against Jasper is a haunting animal mystery and moral fable about how easily innocence can be destroyed once a story takes hold. Because in Wildwoods Farm, the most dangerous thing is not what happened.It's what everyone believes happened.