The Website

A website appears overnight. It has no origin, no owner, no off switch. Type any question. Get the truth. Every time.It knows who killed Kennedy. It knows your spouse is lying. It knows the fraud your company is hiding, the diagnosis your father won't share, the father you were told abandoned you.It cannot be hacked, blocked, or shut down. It works offline. It works in a submarine. It works in a Faraday cage. Every government, corporation, and intelligence agency on Earth has tried to stop it. None have succeeded.Now six ordinary people - a healthcare investigator who cannot tell a lie, a journalist chasing the biggest story in history, a retired CIA analyst confronting his dead wife's last secret, a cybersecurity expert who can't explain what she's seeing, a tech entrepreneur searching for the father he was told walked away, and a fourteen-year-old girl who just learned her best friend's stepfather is a criminal - must navigate a world where privacy is extinct, institutions are collapsing, and the only thing more dangerous than the truth is what people will do to suppress it.The Website is a literary thriller about what happens when a species that built its civilization on comfortable lies is forced to confront every single one of them. At once."The end of comfortable lies." Adrian Woodward is the author of The Website, a psychological thriller about an untraceable website that answers any question with perfect truth - and the six strangers whose lives unravel as they use it. He lives in San Antonio, Texas.