The problem? The victim was discovered days after the time listed in the note.
As Nolan investigates, the case unravels into a chilling pattern of precision and control. The killer doesn’t just murder—they plan, document, and leave behind proof that suggests every death is predetermined. With each clue, Nolan is pulled deeper into a calculated game where timing is everything and nothing is left to chance.
But as political pressure rises and the victim’s connections reach into the highest levels of power, Nolan begins to notice something even more dangerous—cracks in the behavior of those closest to him. In a case built on prediction, trust becomes the most fragile element of all.
Because someone is writing death like a script…
—and Nolan may already be part of the next chapter.