Nothing To See Here

A private island. A stolen algorithm worth billions. Twelve guests who were promised paradise and a host who’s been planning this six months longer than anyone knows.

When crisis management firm Vantage is called to the retreat, the brief is simple: find the stolen technology before anyone leaves. Discreet. Immediate. Contained.

But the brief is wrong.

A crew member in hospital with a head injury the file calls “unrelated.” A CTO who hasn’t slept in days. A guest file that should be twelve pages thick and contains exactly one, with a date that shouldn’t exist.

They were hired to find an algorithm. They’re going to find something worse.

“For the ones who notice what was left for them to find.”