The Executioner's Ghost

In the shadow of a perfect conviction, prosecutor Marcus Vane executed a man named Daniel Christopher for the brutal murder of a child. Sixteen years later, the real killer is caught, and Vane's meticulously constructed world collapses. As he digs through the archives of his own case, he uncovers not just buried evidence but a silent conspiracy of ambition and denial that held him captive long before any cell could. Now, consumed by a guilt that is both a prison and a crusade, Vane must decide how much of himself to sacrifice to expose a system that cannot admit its sins. This is a story of a legal reckoning where the most unbearable sentence is the one a man imposes on his own conscience.