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Victor Bilodeau was paranoid about intellectual theft. He built a vault deep underground, protected by military-grade security and a "Integrity Bomb" designed to destroy everything if breached.
When Victor is found dead inside his locked vault with a single, precise wound and no weapon, police suspect his heir. But Saul Sheldon sees what they missed: a single bookshelf, tilted exactly 1.3 millimeters.
A locked room. A missing weapon. An equation that ends in murder.
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A bathroom cleaner commercial goes viral when the reflection in the mirror screams while the actress smiles. The internet cries "haunting." Saul Sheldon cries "inefficient lighting."
Hired by a desperate ad agency, Saul enters a house where the walls are screens and reality is programmable. He must prove that the "ghost" is actually a data corruption error, before the house's sterilization protocol deletes the evidence, and him along with it.