In 2100, technology sees everything. Except the truth.
Neo-Toronto has solved crime.
The Polite Network watches everything. Bio-scanners monitor citizens. Scene-Rebuilder technology reconstructs the past. Algorithms identify threats before humans even recognize danger.
Then Michael Dixon dies.
The system calls it natural causes.
Mediator Jasmine Pitcher sees fingerprints.
When more powerful citizens begin dying in ways the machines insist are innocent, Jasmine does something increasingly dangerous in a world built on perfect technology.
She trusts her own eyes.
Using investigative methods considered almost primitive, Jasmine uncovers evidence the system has repeatedly seen, measured—and dismissed as insignificant.
Someone has discovered how to commit murder inside the blind spot of a society that believes blind spots no longer exist.
To expose the truth, Jasmine must challenge not only a killer but an entire civilization's faith in its machines.
Because technology did not fail to see the evidence.
It was taught not to understand what it saw.
