On the night the President ends all American foreign aid, economist Maya Trent watches him cite her numbers on live television.
Only they aren't her numbers.
Someone opened her model on a server she has never heard of and removed the pages that showed who would die.
Ninety days later, clinics are empty, three currencies are collapsing, and a war on the Korean Peninsula is pulling every eye in Washington east. Maya holds the only proof that a secret channel exists between the intelligence community and a private firm called Meridian Analytics.
Her mentor is dead. The press has been sued into silence. The President has called the truth a fabrication-and he believes it.
So Maya stops trying to be believed.
Instead, she follows the numbers.
Because somewhere inside Model Fourteen is the evidence of who changed the forecast, who profited from the consequences, and how far they are willing to go to keep anyone from finding out.
The question is no longer whether Maya can prove what happened.
It's whether she can stay alive long enough to make the truth impossible to ignore.