If Double Exposure pulled you in, this one is going to pull the floor out from under you.
ZERO EXPOSURE is the next thriller heading to my newsletter readers first, and yes, they’ll get a copy free. This is Book 0 in the Exposure Series, the origin story that shows how Double Exposure came into existence.
Except… it doesn’t tell that story in a normal way.
The Creepy Part (In the Best Way)
This novel is fast-moving, unsettling, and a little too imaginative for comfort. It digs into the darker edges of photography, technology, and mystery, with New Orleans providing that gritty, lived-in atmosphere that makes everything feel real… even when it shouldn’t.
And here’s the twist.
The author of Double Exposure (me) gets pulled into his own novel.
The book begins writing itself.
An unknown Architect is shaping the story.
And the author has to scramble to save his world before the narrative locks into place.
Strange? Yep.
Different? Absolutely.
The kind of story that sticks to your ribs? That’s the goal.
What Early Readers Are Saying
Advance readers have already dropped quotes that make me smile… and also make me slightly suspicious of their sleep schedules:
- “Most imaginative storyline I’ve ever encountered.”
- “…clever, unsettling, and lingers long after you close the book.”
- “The mix of photography, tech, and mystery feels different from anything I’ve read in a while, and the New Orleans backdrop gives it a dark, lived-in edge.”
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Final Word
ZERO EXPOSURE is the doorway.
Double Exposure is what happens after you walk through.
And once you do… you may not look at a camera the same way again.