The Fault in Logic

Everyone believes the case is closed.

Years ago, Lauren Mirae's family was found murdered in their own home. Her brother, Loid, was arrested for the crime. Days later, he was dead too.

The police called it a murder-suicide.

The media called it a tragedy.

Lauren called it a lie.

Now, years later, Lauren begins investigating the case herself. What she uncovers isn't just unanswered questions, but missing evidence, altered reports, and witnesses too afraid to speak. Someone didn't just want the case closed-they wanted it buried.

But the deeper Lauren digs, the more dangerous the truth becomes.

Because the night her family died wasn't just a murder.

It was a cover-up.

And the closer she gets to the truth, the clearer it becomes that someone has been watching her for a very long time.

Someone who planned for her to find the clues.

Someone who has been waiting for her to reach the truth.

And someone who will do anything to make sure she never learns what really happened that night.

Because every mystery follows a pattern. Every crime follows a motive. Every lie follows a purpose.

And there is always a fault in logic.