A. L. Lieske: The Fallacy Web, Gebunden

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Three deaths. Each one impossible to explain.

Nine months after leaving Pittsburgh, Agent Azure Prescott is deep within her accelerated training as both a Bureau detective and a dreamwalker-an investigator capable of entering the subconscious to interrogate suspects.

At Richmond's historic Jefferson Hotel, three deaths, each inexplicably ironic, are initially dismissed as coincidence. That assumption collapses when the assigned investigator is murdered. In response, Azure and her mentor, Artemis Turner, are assigned to the case.

As Azure and Turner pursue the investigation, the case begins to unravel. Patterns refuse to stabilize. Connections emerge only to fracture under scrutiny, while underlying structures suggest deliberate design rather than chance. Within the Dreamscape, the appearance of an unidentified dreamwalker further complicates the case, linking the subconscious to events in the waking world.

Beyond Richmond, unresolved investigations begin to resurface.

The European Dream Trials continue to exert influence, and earlier cases begin to align in ways that suggest a broader and more persistent operation than previously understood. What once appeared isolated is now connected-pointing toward something that has been in motion far longer than anyone realized.

The Fallacy Web is a speculative mystery thriller blending psychological investigation, conspiracy, and near-future science fiction. It is designed for readers who enjoy intricate mysteries, layered procedural tension, and narratives where perception cannot be trusted.

In a world where truth is constructed and reality is unstable, every case is part of something larger.