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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When seeing numbers as colors becomes his greatest weapon-and his most dangerous liability.Adrian Cross doesn't just analyze financial data-he sees it. As an autistic forensic accountant with synesthesia, every number appears to him in vivid, unmistakable colors. It's the neurological quirk that makes him brilliant at catching white-collar criminals, and it's about to make him the target of a conspiracy that reaches the highest levels of Wall Street power. When Adrian discovers a pattern hidden in hedge fund transactions that predicts terrorist attacks seventy-two hours before they happen, he does what any honest investigator would do: he reports it. Within days, his life becomes a nightmare. His office is ransacked, his digital identity weaponized, and when the next infrastructure attack devastates the East Coast power grid, all evidence points to one person-Adrian Cross.Framed for domestic terrorism by the very criminals he exposed, Adrian must navigate a justice system that interprets his autism as deception and his literal honesty as evasion. With no alibi, no witnesses, and a prosecution determined to paint his synesthetic abilities as the delusions of a dangerous hacker, he faces life in prison for crimes orchestrated by a shadow network of defense contractors profiting from manufactured chaos. This psychological thriller plunges deep into corporate conspiracy and financial crime as Adrian races against time with an unlikely team: a defense attorney who understands neurodivergent clients, a former FBI agent turned private investigator, and a brilliant hacker who speaks his language. Together, they must expose a criminal enterprise that's been manipulating markets and engineering disasters for a decade-before Adrian becomes the scapegoat for the deadliest attack yet. But when the conspirators erase every piece of digital evidence with military-grade cyber warfare, Adrian must rely on the one thing they can't delete: his photographic synesthetic memory of every transaction, every pattern, every color-coded number that proves their guilt.From the glass towers of Manhattan's financial district to the dark web of shell corporations spanning twelve countries, this fast-paced thriller delivers edge-of-your-seat suspense with an unforgettable protagonist whose neurodivergent perspective becomes his ultimate advantage. Perfect for readers who crave intelligent mystery novels with complex characters, financial intrigue, and twist-filled plots that challenge everything you think you know about justice, truth, and the invisible patterns that shape our world. Adrian Cross sees what others miss-and in a world built on lies, that makes him either the perfect witness or the perfect suspect. The numbers don't lie. But the people who manipulate them will do anything to silence the one man who can read their secrets. This is a standalone novel in The Unreliable Witness Perception Series. Each book can be read independently. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When your memories are evidence, and your mind is the crime scene. Alex Chen is a senior insurance fraud investigator who built a career on pattern recognition and documentary proof. But when a single photograph surfaces showing two people who should never have been in the same room-one a federal witness, the other a suspected money launderer-Alex's carefully ordered world fractures. Three days vanish without explanation. Federal marshals appear with witness protection protocols already in motion. And Alex discovers the most disturbing truth of all: someone else agreed to testify. Someone who shares Alex's face, Alex's fingerprints, and Alex's body-but not Alex's memories.This psychological thriller explores Dissociative Identity Disorder not as a plot twist, but as lived reality under impossible pressure. When childhood trauma survivor Alex is deliberately targeted by organized crime figure Michael Chen-a family friend turned predator-the resulting grand jury case becomes a battle waged across internal and external landscapes simultaneously. The Archivist, a dissociative part holding decades of protected memories, agreed to witness testimony that could send Chen to prison for murder. But those memories exist in a system designed for survival through fragmentation, not legal testimony. As defense attorneys weaponize DID against credibility, as prosecutors demand linear narratives from nonlinear minds, and as Chen's associates escalate threats, Alex must navigate an impossible question: How do you testify to truth when your consciousness was designed to hide it Perfect for readers who crave suspense grounded in authenticity, courtroom drama with psychological depth, and crime fiction that respects neurodiversity. This neurodiverse detective thriller follows multiple perspectives within one mind as Alex races to piece together what the Archivist knows, what Morgan-the protective part-will do to keep everyone safe, and what young Jp witnessed that made forgetting the only option for survival. With procedural investigation turned inward, mounting paranoia as external threats intensify, and a climactic courtroom confrontation where memory itself becomes evidence, The Witness Program delivers mystery thriller storytelling that refuses easy answers.Fans of complex psychological narratives, trauma-informed suspense, and justice stories centering marginalized voices will find this dissociative identity disorder thriller both gripping and revolutionary. No sensationalism. No exploitation. Just one person's fight to be seen as whole enough to tell the truth-even when that truth is scattered across a lifetime of protective fragmentation.This is a standalone novel in The Unreliable Witness Perception Series. Each book can be read independently.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When the true crime podcaster investigating a serial abduction case becomes the prime suspect, the only witnesses who can prove her innocence are the ones living inside her mind.Sam Locke built a true crime empire on The Locked Room podcast, solving cold cases that law enforcement abandoned. Two million subscribers trust her instincts. But when she reopens the chilling Collector Cases-five children abducted in the 1990s and released with no memory-Sam discovers something horrifying: pages of podcast script she doesn't remember writing, detailing a sixth victim who was never reported. Then a survivor from her latest episode turns up dead with Sam's unreleased audio playing at the crime scene, containing details only the killer could know. The FBI raids her studio. The evidence is damning. Sam has been surveilling survivors for months during blackouts she can't explain. But Sam isn't working alone-and she doesn't know it.Living with dissociative identity disorder means Sam shares her life with Samira, a fierce protector who's sabotaging the investigation; Key, a ten-year-old alter holding twenty-eight years of buried trauma; and The Producer, who's been conducting a shadow investigation no one was meant to discover. As the psychological thriller deepens, each alter holds fragments of a memory Sam's consciousness shattered to survive: the truth about what happened during six weeks in 1996 that created her fractured mind. The domestic suspense escalates when Sam realizes her trusted consultant-retired detective Raymond Pierce-isn't helping solve the case. He's the predator they've been hunting, and he's been studying Sam's disorder, manipulating her switches, framing her system for murder.>What readers are saying-'Finally, a thriller that respects mental health AND delivers suspense.'?????'I was terrified this would exploit DID for shock value, but instead it shows how dissociation can be both survival mechanism and investigative superpower. The message that fragmented doesn't mean broken Powerful. And the mystery itself is absolutely gripping from page one.''A groundbreaking exploration of fractured memory and survival.' ?????>>This is a standalone novel in The Unreliable Witness Perception Series. Each book can be read independently.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The evidence says accident. Elena Kade knows better-but knowing is not proving. When a forensic expert dies in his own laboratory, an apparently accidental fall begins to reveal a pattern of deaths hidden behind procedure, professional reputation, and carefully controlled evidence.Elena is a forensic-background lawyer fighting to expose irregularities across a regional medical system. But the investigation turns on her. A bar complaint attacks her judgment, her old casework, and the private doubts she once recorded. Then evidence from an exhumation points to a deliberate injection technique that someone had the training to conceal.The stakes are personal. Elena could lose her license and her standing in the investigation. Her colleague is dead. A long-buried case may have an innocent explanation, forcing her to question the foundation of everything she believed. Even her own instincts become suspect when grief makes certainty dangerous.As subpoenaed training records connect one forensic specialist to multiple facilities and victims, coincidence begins to look like design. Yet the evidence stops short of proving murder. Every procedural victory is narrowed, every disclosure can be turned against Elena, and every accusation carries consequences she cannot take back.What happens when the truth is buried beneath legitimate procedure Follow Elena through exhumations, disputed evidence, legal jeopardy, forensic analysis, and an investigation where suspicion is never the same as proof.Some cases are closed by a signature. Others remain open because someone refuses to stop asking what really happened.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What happens when the evidence points to a killer-but the law still cannot prove it Elena Kade has spent years confronting the consequences of forensic failure. Now the fight has grown far beyond a single case. When troubling patterns emerge across multiple states, Elena brings wrongfully convicted clients and grieving families together against Castellane Health Partners, the corporation behind the forensic laboratories at the center of the scandal.Meanwhile, Special Agent Ochoa's federal investigation is closing in on Dr. Silas Bracken, the respected pathologist Elena once trusted. Case assignments, travel records, and a late-night access log place Bracken dangerously close to the deaths under investigation. Yet suspicion is not enough. The evidence still falls short of a murder charge.Then Castellane's CEO, Nathaniel Reeve, begins protecting the corporation. A quiet retirement offer could give Bracken a way out. Inside the company, an employee risks her career to reveal hidden records. And Elena must sit across from the man she believes may be responsible for multiple deaths while concealing what she knows.The coalition goes on the offensive with a multi-state civil suit. Ochoa builds the criminal case from the federal side. Every document brings the truth closer while raising another question: who knew, who benefited, and who helped the evidence disappear As surveillance tightens around Bracken, the pressure rises. The coalition must survive corporate retaliation, damaged reputations, compromised loyalties, and the limits of what evidence can actually prove.Forensic clues, wrongful-conviction cases, corporate secrets, federal investigation, surveillance, legal strategy, and psychological tension converge as Elena follows a trail that reaches from laboratories to boardrooms-and from buried records to the man she once trusted.The closer Elena gets to the truth, the harder it becomes to separate what she knows from what she can prove. And somewhere between those two things lies the evidence that could finally bring everything down.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A murder is committed exactly as a federal witness statement predicted-four days before it happens. The accused is Pike Donovan, a disbarred lawyer with an airtight alibi. But the evidence against him was prepared before the victim died. Who is really controlling the case Pike Donovan has lost his license, but he has not lost his instinct for finding contradictions. When federal prosecutor Jonathan Vale is murdered, Pike becomes the prime suspect. The government has fingerprints, surveillance footage, a weapon, a witness statement, a forensic report-and a confession. Every piece points toward him.Then Pike and his defense lawyer Rachel Sloan discover something impossible: the prosecution's evidence packet existed before Vale was killed. Forensic logs, surveillance metadata, witness interviews and chain-of-custody records all contain signs of manipulation. Someone has not merely framed Pike. Someone has designed an entire prosecution around him.As the case moves toward trial, the danger spreads. A court reporter finds identical language in unrelated testimony. A former evidence analyst uncovers records prepared before the crime. A witness vanishes. Another turns up dead. Even Judge Miriam Cross begins to suspect that the judicial process itself has been compromised.Pike must expose the machinery behind the conspiracy without destroying the very legal system he needs to save him. The deeper he digs, the harder the question becomes: can a court establish truth when the evidence, witnesses and timeline have all been engineered Discovery. Cross-examination. Chain of custody. Judicial recusal. Prosecutorial immunity. Each becomes a battlefield as Pike and Rachel reconstruct the case piece by piece.And Pike is forced to confront a lesson he once resisted: seeing a pattern is not the same as proving it.The murder may have been planned before it happened. The prosecution may have been prepared before the murder. But who decided Pike would be the defendant-and how far will they go to make the verdict inevitable When the law itself becomes part of the conspiracy, innocence may not be enough.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A dead woman gives testimony in a murder case-three years after her death. The recording is authentic. Her voice is real. Her biometric data matches. So how can a dead witness identify the man accused of killing a federal judge Disbarred lawyer Pike Donovan has no courtroom, no subpoena power, and no official standing. When defense attorney Rachel Sloan asks for help, Pike meets Dr. Adrian Cross, a forensic psychiatrist accused of murdering Judge Nathaniel Ward. DNA, fingerprints, surveillance footage, financial records, and a confession point to Cross. Then Pike discovers the prosecution's key witness, Mara Voss, died three years ago.Pike follows the impossible testimony and finds seven other convictions involving witnesses who appeared to speak after their deaths. Genuine recordings have been cut and reconstructed into testimony capable of passing forensic authentication.Then he discovers something worse: twenty-one years earlier, Pike's own first major trial may have relied on manufactured testimony. Someone has been rewriting criminal histories-and Pike may have helped them do it.A network of judges, prosecutors, donors, and technology specialists will protect convictions built on artificial evidence. Pike must choose between exposing a hidden engineer who can destroy the system and protecting her from those hunting her.In court, Rachel must challenge an entire chain of evidence while Pike connects clues the legal system cannot see. Why did Judge Ward help build the system before turning against it Who created the first false witness And why is Pike's own name appearing inside the conspiracy Then a transcript arrives for a hearing that has not happened yet.It bears Pike Donovan's signature-and contains a confession he has never made.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A federal grand jury is created to expose decades of jury manipulation. Before the truth can reach the courtroom, witnesses disappear behind privilege, sealed records, and laws designed to keep secrets buried. How do you prosecute a conspiracy that knows every rule better than you do After dismantling the network behind Veritas Jury Analytics, appellate attorney Adrian Cross is appointed Special Counsel to lead a federal grand jury investigation into systemic jury manipulation. Armed with subpoena power and a team he trusts, Adrian believes the legal system finally has the tools to uncover the architects who have quietly influenced verdicts for decades. But every witness comes wrapped in confidentiality agreements. Every document vanishes behind classification orders. Every answer reveals another question.The investigation becomes more than a search for criminal evidence. Adrian risks his career, his independence, and the people who chose to stand beside him. Political pressure tightens with every hearing. Former allies are reassigned. Cooperating witnesses are offered silence instead of safety. The deeper Adrian digs, the more he discovers that the institutions meant to expose corruption have become its strongest shield. Somewhere beyond the executives already under indictment stands an unseen figure known only as The Principal.As testimony accumulates, an impossible pattern emerges. Similar allegations have surfaced across hundreds of trials spanning thirty years, each dismissed as coincidence until the evidence begins to connect. Sealed national security cases, hidden court records, legal privilege, and carefully constructed obstacles transform the investigation into a battle against an institution rather than a handful of defendants. Adrian must decide whether securing convictions is enough-or whether exposing the larger truth is worth destroying the very system he once believed could deliver justice.The Deliberation Room explores secret grand jury proceedings, constitutional questions, psychological manipulation, political influence, and the fragile balance between transparency and power. The investigation moves from courtroom strategy to hidden government programs, where every discovery reshapes the meaning of justice and every victory carries an unexpected cost. As alliances fracture and motives blur, readers follow a legal investigation where evidence matters, but control over the evidence matters even more.Some verdicts are influenced long before twelve jurors enter the room. And sometimes the greatest threat to justice is not the crime itself-but the institution determined to ensure the truth never reaches the record.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - THE RECKONING brings Elena Kade face-to-face with the mentor she once trusted and the case that has haunted her for years. When evidence begins pointing backward, every answer creates another question.Elena Kade has spent years examining deaths others accepted as accidents, mistakes, or closed cases. Now a newly identified victim carries the same precise injury pattern found in earlier investigations. The trail leads to Silas Bracken, a respected forensic specialist whose reputation has survived decades of scrutiny.Then Elena reopens the Caleb Ruiz case-the case that changed her life. The old explanation begins to unravel when she discovers that the reagent recall used to explain Ruiz's death was triggered by Bracken himself. What looked like a laboratory failure may have been carefully engineered.A private ledger found after Bracken's arrest widens the case beyond anything Elena imagined: names, dates, case numbers, and clinical notes spanning decades. Among them is Ruiz's file. The evidence suggests a deliberate chain of killings reaching into the past, while a civil case exposes the institutional failures that allowed the pattern to continue.Bracken refuses to confess. The courtroom must decide what the evidence can prove. Elena must confront her own role in a case she once believed she understood, while survivors and families decide how much truth they are willing to pursue when certainty comes at a cost.This is a story of forensic evidence, wrongful conviction, serial murder, courtroom strategy, corporate negligence, and the uneasy boundary between legal proof and personal truth. Expect layered investigation, witness testimony, buried connections, moral choices, and a reckoning that does not resolve every question.When the verdict comes, one case remains painfully unfinished. And beyond the courtroom, the system that made the crimes possible is still waiting for the next file.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Twenty-one days before his execution, death-row prisoner Thomas Bell asks Pike Donovan to prove that a conviction everyone accepts as certain is built on lies.Bell was convicted of murdering four people during an armed robbery twenty-two years ago. The evidence appears overwhelming: DNA, fingerprints, ballistics, an eyewitness identification, stolen property, a recorded confession, and testimony from an accomplice. Pike refuses-until Bell tells him something about Pike's first murder trial that he should not know.Then the case begins to fracture. A missing transcript page. A suppressed deal. An eyewitness whose original descriptions pointed to someone else. Ballistics records that do not fit. A confession containing words Bell never used. And an investigator who admits they knew Bell was not the killer.The deeper Pike digs, the further the case reaches into his own past. Twenty-five years earlier, he broke professional rules while trying to expose corruption. His instincts may have been right, but he never learned how to prove them within the law. Now he must confront the mistake that helped destroy his career.Judge Adrian Shaw, the respected prosecutor from Pike's first major murder trial, carries his own secret. He believed the justice system could not afford to be wrong. But what happens when procedure protects a conviction the evidence can no longer support With Bell's execution moved forward, Pike has days to find what the original jury never heard. Every witness has a motive. Every piece of evidence must be tested. And every legal argument carries consequences.This is Pike's final test: whether he can use the rules he once rejected to force the truth into the record.A death-row conviction. Buried evidence. A forgotten mistake. One last appeal-and a condemned man whose life depends on proving what the courtroom refused to see.Because proving someone innocent is not the same as believing they are innocent.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.