Chesterfield

“Chesterfield” is a gripping historical narrative, meticulously researched and set against the backdrop of Bermuda in 1913. This compelling work seamlessly intertwines the gripping elements of true crime, the complexities of legal history, and the profound impact of family tragedy.
This book centres on the shocking murder of Chesterfield Paul, a highly respected Bermudian businessman whose violent and untimely death sends shockwaves through the island community. What initially appears to be a serene and idyllic environment soon reveals its darker undercurrents, as the investigation exposes the deeply ingrained social, racial, and class divisions that characterised early 20th-century colonial society.
At the heart of this narrative lies the haunting tale of Chesterfield Paul, whose life and legacy become a lens through which the entrenched inequalities of the time are brought to light. The story not only delves into the circumstances surrounding his murder but also offers a poignant commentary on the societal tensions and struggles that defined Bermuda during this tumultuous era.