A33

When thirteen-year-old Noah Reed meets Asher Kane in an online forum, it feels harmless at first.

Late-night calls turn into secrets. Secrets turn into obsession.

For two years, Noah is the only person who truly understands Asher-or at least the only person who thinks he does. But when Noah finally agrees to meet him in person, one visit ends in a brutal murder that shocks the entire country.

The killer is caught a year later.

Now known only as A33, Asher sits on death row insisting the same thing over and over:

"It wasn't me."

As reporters, psychologists, and true crime fanatics become obsessed with the infamous case, the line between guilt, hotness, and madness begins to blur. Because the more Asher talks about Noah, the more impossible the story becomes.

Was A33 always a monster?

Or did something happen in those final moments that no one knows about?

And why are parts of Noah's last messages still missing?

A33 is a dark psychological thriller about identity, obsession, internet friendship, and the terrifying things people hide behind a screen.