Leo Grant is a forensic photographer who prides himself on capturing the clinical truth-until the camera shows him something that shouldn't exist. At a gruesome crime scene, every frame is perfect except for one: a void, a structured absence where a body should be. As Leo and forensic analyst Iris Bennett dig deeper, they realize they aren't just hunting a killer who can't be photographed-they are being hunted by a system that is beginning to rewrite reality itself. Names are vanishing from databases. Witnesses are forgetting faces. And Leo's own photographs-his only evidence of the truth-are starting to fade into static. In a world where recognition is agreement and seeing is a liability, can Leo trust his own eyes when his very existence is being deleted? A mind-bending mystery that explores the thin line between digital records and the truth of what we see.
