They found his body. But Aaron Marsh is still alive.

Aaron Marsh has built a life designed not to be noticed—no close friends, no social media, no noise. Then the police call with something impossible: a dead man has been found carrying Aaron’s name, his Social Security number, his life.

For three years, someone else has been living as him. Better apartment. Better job. A better version of the same invisible man.

Then Aaron’s life begins to collapse.

His bank account is closed. His HR department receives a complaint. His apartment key stops working. One by one, the systems that prove he exists begin to erase him—quietly, efficiently, permanently.

The dead man left behind a notebook, a key, and a trail leading to Vestia Group—a private intelligence firm that doesn’t kill people. It makes them disappear on paper.

Behind it all is Richard Cale.

Precise. Patient. Untouchable.

And he’s been watching Aaron for years.

To survive, Aaron must do something he has never done before: stop proving who he is—and start using what the dead man knew.

A cold, intelligent thriller about identity, power, and the terrifying ease of being erased.