TARI

At four o'clock in the morning, Daniel Lawson is alone inside Quantum North when his phone lights up with a message that changes everything.Daniel helped build TARI, an advanced technology that was supposed to transform the way people make decisions. But after twenty years of success, something has begun to trouble him. The company is changing. The people around him are changing. And Daniel has discovered that the foundations of TARI may have been built on a lie.Then Daniel is murdered.Detective Clare Donovan is called to investigate, but the evidence refuses to fit neatly together. The deeper she digs into Daniel's past, the more she discovers about the university research that came before Quantum North, an accident that was never properly explained, research results that were deliberately altered, and a promise made by four young researchers who believed they could control the consequences of what they had created.Someone had been watching them long before Daniel died.Someone knew what happened twenty years ago.And someone was willing to do whatever it took to keep the truth buried.As Clare follows a trail through abandoned research records, hidden rooms, old photographs, secret recordings, and the people who were there from the beginning, she begins to understand that Daniel's murder is only part of the story.Because the question is no longer simply who killed Daniel.The real question is what Daniel discovered before he died, and why the truth was dangerous enough to kill for.TARI is an atmospheric psychological mystery about technology, loyalty, guilt, betrayal, and the consequences of believing that prediction gives us permission to control what happens next.