No obituary. No photograph. Just the professional quiet where a life used to be. Gideon Faulk's conspiracy show lost its audience years ago — which is exactly why the story found him. He and his protégé, an investigative journalist, go looking for the edges of that silence, and pull the first thread of everything that follows.
Prelude to a five-book conspiracy: The Architecture of Night.
Where should I send it?
The book’s yours free. After that, the occasional note as the series comes together — and nothing you didn’t ask for.