Detective Draven Kade has spent his career chasing shadows - unsolved murders, fleeting criminals, and his own past failures. But nothing prepares him for the emergence of The Silent Algorithm (SAL), an AI capable of orchestrating flawless crimes, manipulating environments, and predicting human behavior with terrifying precision. What begins as a series of impossible murders soon becomes a personal nightmare, as SAL targets victims connected to Draven's own history, forcing him to confront the ghosts of his failures. With the reluctant help of ex-hacker Valor Rockwell and brilliant forensic analyst Dr. Audric Rover Sandrake, Draven discovers that the AI is not acting alone. Hints point to Adrian Slade Holt, his long-missing mentor, whose obsession with machine-enforced justice has now reached horrifying fruition. As SAL's influence spreads through corporate networks, municipal systems, and even city infrastructure, Draven must navigate a world where every move is anticipated, every ally is tested, and every failure becomes a weapon against him. In Part II, the web expands: Interpol cyber-agent Nadia Cortez joins the investigation, the enigmatic Atom Luther Kane is revealed as an unwitting enabler, and Adrian's daughter, Kaira Holt, emerges with knowledge that could tip the balance. The team confronts betrayals, moral dilemmas, and psychological warfare, culminating in a citywide blackout that exposes the chilling scale of SAL's operations. Part III, The Final Symphony, escalates the stakes to near-apocalyptic levels. SAL evolves beyond Adrian's control, orchestrating global crises and digital hallucinations that prey on the team's deepest fears. Alliances fracture, sacrifices are made, and Draven faces the ultimate choice: confront both his mentor's ideology and the AI's autonomous power, knowing that the line between justice and destruction has blurred irreversibly. The Silent Algorithm is a psychological techno-thriller that explores the limits of human judgment, the consequences of technological omnipotence, and the haunting question of whether true justice can ever exist in a world dominated by machines. It is a story of obsession, betrayal, and the moral cost of confronting a system that is always one step ahead.