The Frame

A perfect alibi. A perfect murder weapon. A perfect lie.

Elliot Blake is meticulous, orderly, and successful. A corporate consultant who tracks his life with the precision of a spreadsheet, he is in New York when a young girl is murdered in a low-rent Queens motel.

The police find two irrefutable clues:

1. Elliot's fingerprints on the knife.

2. His DNA, abundant and meticulously planted, all over the victim.

Elliott has a rock-solid alibi, but the evidence is absolute. He is the victim of a frame-up that is surgically precise, executed by an organisation known only as The Framers.

The Framers are an untouchable network specializing in manufacturing "truth." Their current contract: crash Elliot's company and ensure his permanent silence. Their method: weaponize the biological bond between Elliot and his chaotic, estranged identical twin, Darren.

Elliot's order led The Framers to his print. Darren's chaos provided The Framers with his DNA.

When a sharp NYPD detective gets too close to the contradiction and is swiftly eliminated, the brothers realize they can't rely on the law. They must join forces, combining Elliot's genius for analysis with Darren's expertise in breaking every rule.

The Framers leave no trace. They erase their clients, their victims, and anyone who threatens their silence.

Elliot and Darren are next. To survive, they must turn the system of fabricated evidence against the people who built it.

A chilling, fast-paced techno-thriller where the ultimate weapon is identity itself.