The Null Point Killer (Paperback)
Language: English
Published by Independently Published, 2025
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Paperback. THE NULL POINT KILLERWhat if the most terrifying monster isn't one you can see, but one society created?In the bustling, hyper-connected city of Tel Aviv-Yafo, a chilling new phenomenon emerges. Victims are found with no discernible connection, no forced entry, no struggle. It's as if they simply vanished from existence, only to reappear as lifeless husks. The police are baffled, the public gripped by fear, and the media dubs the phantom assailant "The Null Point Killer."Detective Ayala Ben-David, sharp, intuitive, and haunted by her own struggles with an unseen past, finds herself pulled into a case unlike any she's ever encountered. Traditional forensics yield nothing. Digital footprints lead to dead ends. As the body count rises, Ayala realizes this isn't just a hunt for a killer; it's a descent into the darkest corners of human isolation.But when a series of inexplicable digital anomalies - whispers in the static, impossible echoes in the vast network of the unseen - begin to surface, Ayala is confronted with a horrifying truth: the killer isn't just targeting the invisible, they are, in a twisted way, making them disappear, both physically and existentially.Driven by an uncanny sense of connection to the victims' profound loneliness, Ayala must navigate a labyrinth of digital shadows and societal neglect. Is this a lone predator, a sophisticated hacker, or something far more sinister: the horrifying byproduct of a world increasingly disconnected, where the unseen can become the unheard, and ultimately, the unmourned?As the line between the virtual and the visceral blurs, Ayala uncovers a terrifying philosophy woven into the fabric of modern life-a philosophy that preys on the desperate human need to be seen. But how do you catch a killer who thrives on invisibility, whose motive is rooted in the very fabric of social fragmentation?"The Null Point Killer" is a groundbreaking psychological thriller that explores the terrifying consequences of digital alienation and societal neglect. Perfect for readers who crave chilling suspense, deep psychological insight, and a story that lingers long after the final page.Dare to look where no one else will. Discover the unseen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …
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- Title
- The Null Point Killer (Paperback)
- Author
- Krishna Prasanth Guttikonda
- Publisher
- Independently Published
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798294682613
THE NULL POINT KILLER
What if the most terrifying monster isn't one you can see, but one society created?
In the bustling, hyper-connected city of Tel Aviv-Yafo, a chilling new phenomenon emerges. Victims are found with no discernible connection, no forced entry, no struggle. It’s as if they simply vanished from existence, only to reappear as lifeless husks. The police are baffled, the public gripped by fear, and the media dubs the phantom assailant "The Null Point Killer."
Detective Ayala Ben-David, sharp, intuitive, and haunted by her own struggles with an unseen past, finds herself pulled into a case unlike any she's ever encountered. Traditional forensics yield nothing. Digital footprints lead to dead ends. As the body count rises, Ayala realizes this isn't just a hunt for a killer; it's a descent into the darkest corners of human isolation.
But when a series of inexplicable digital anomalies — whispers in the static, impossible echoes in the vast network of the unseen — begin to surface, Ayala is confronted with a horrifying truth: the killer isn't just targeting the invisible, they are, in a twisted way, making them disappear, both physically and existentially.
Driven by an uncanny sense of connection to the victims' profound loneliness, Ayala must navigate a labyrinth of digital shadows and societal neglect. Is this a lone predator, a sophisticated hacker, or something far more sinister: the horrifying byproduct of a world increasingly disconnected, where the unseen can become the unheard, and ultimately, the unmourned?
As the line between the virtual and the visceral blurs, Ayala uncovers a terrifying philosophy woven into the fabric of modern life—a philosophy that preys on the desperate human need to be seen. But how do you catch a killer who thrives on invisibility, whose motive is rooted in the very fabric of social fragmentation?
“The Null Point Killer” is a groundbreaking psychological thriller that explores the terrifying consequences of digital alienation and societal neglect. Perfect for readers who crave chilling suspense, deep psychological insight, and a story that lingers long after the final page.
Dare to look where no one else will. Discover the unseen.
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