Description
inside a world, where everything is real, but nothing is what it really troubled man. A brilliant invention. And a net closing in. A flawed fake murder is just the beginning as rogue agents and the police target an innocent inventor caught in its brutal Kehoe is an ambitious inventor who has created a unique hologram projector, which can display a flawless, three-dimensional image that Paul christens the Stereopsis testing the device, he shares the good news with his best friend Frank Farley. But with Frank fearing for his life, it isn't long until he pleads with Paul to exploit the machine’s gifts to help fake his death. After Paul’s machine is exposed during Frank’s fake shooting, he is confronted by a rogue branch of the National Security Agency (NSA), which wants to use the machine’s deceptive ability for its own purposes. Soon, Paul has to fend off their advances, whilst trying to convince two police detectives of his innocence after they close in on him for a suspected murder that has never even Frank in hiding and unable to step forward to help, Paul and Frank's former partner Chloe Parker uncover a sinister plot involving a plan by Russian spies to obtain some merchandise – and it appears that it is Frank Farley helping them get Paul avoid the attention of the NSA, Russian spies, and the police to stay ahead of the game and find out what Frank is really up to?
The Stereopsis Effect is a cutting-edge conspiracy thriller, with a pulsating plot and unimaginable twist. Don’t believe everything you ultimate game of cat and mouse, The Stereopsis Effect is a mesmerising crime thriller, a blockbuster that beautifully intertwines your traditional detective drama with a subtle edge of science fiction. This story sees one man’s mistake become the catalyst for his best friend’s entire world to begin unravelling into