Double Exposure: A Spy Thriller

A camera lens sees everything. But some secrets are deadly to capture.

Reed Sawyer is not a spy. He is a photographer who knows how to find the perfect light. But when a routine assignment in Vienna turns into a front-row seat to an assassination, Reed captures something he wasn't supposed to see: a murder weapon disguised as a camera lens.

Framed for a crime he didn’t commit and hunted by the very agency that hired him, Reed is plunged into a world where "shooting" takes on a double meaning. His enemy is The Architect—Barry Cox—a ruthless mastermind who uses a global network of photographers to manipulate world events from the shadows.

From the rain-slicked streets of New Orleans to the cobblestone alleys of Vienna, Reed must use the only weapons he has: his camera, his wits, and a modified light meter that can hack into the enemy's secure comms.

But The Architect is always one step ahead. To clear his name and expose the conspiracy, Reed must infiltrate SYNC, the world’s largest photography convention, and reveal the truth before the flashbulbs pop.

In a game of focus and exposure, Reed learns that the brighter the light, the darker the shadow. And this time, there is no place left to hide.

Perfect for fans of Dan Brown’s puzzles, Tom Clancy’s tech, and the high-octane pacing of Mission: Impossible.