A Clean Accident: Because every coincidence needs a culprit

By Dominik Mikulaschek

In **A Clean Accident**, a seemingly ordinary moment turns into a nightmare that will not let go. Mara Stein wants only one thing: to disappear. After a troubling encounter involving private security and a life shaped by surveillance, protocols, and constant pressure, she is ready to leave the city behind. But on the very day she plans to vanish, she receives a chilling anonymous message: **"Tomorrow, it's your turn."** Hours later, while passing through the lobby of a high-rise building, Mara hears a man fall. By the time she turns around, he is already dead at the bottom of a staircase. At first, it looks like a tragic accident. There is a warning sign. There are wet steps. There are cameras. There are forms to fill out and security staff already moving through their procedures. But something about the scene feels too clean, too controlled, too perfectly arranged. The silence is wrong. The reactions are too slow. The details do not fit. And before Mara can even process what she has witnessed, the system begins to close around her. Her name is already known. Her movements have already been recorded. Her presence at the scene is no longer random data. It is evidence. What follows is a gripping **psychological thriller** about **false accusations**, **digital surveillance**, **manipulated evidence**, and the terrifying logic of modern systems that do not care about truth as much as they care about liability. Mara is pulled into a maze of security reports, insurance investigations, automated records, facial recognition, and carefully constructed cause-and-effect narratives. Every answer creates new questions. Every attempt to protect herself makes her look more suspicious. And every official explanation only deepens the feeling that the so-called accident was never an accident at all. As Mara digs deeper, she realizes that someone is shaping the story before the facts can speak for themselves. The dead man's fall may have been only the first move in a much larger g

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 3384867645
• ISBN13: 9783384867643
• Release Date: March 2026
• Publisher: Tredition Gmbh
• Length: 396 Pages
• Weight: 2.64 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 8.5" x 11.0"