The Genetic Blacklist: A Nordic Noir Thriller of Data, Death, and Silent Decisions

What if the system designed to protect you... was deciding when you die? A routine data privacy complaint lands on Ingrid Vik's desk. A man requests access to his own genetic data. >Nothing unusual. Until Ingrid checks the registry. Elias Viken withdrew his consent six months ago. >And he is not alone. Fifteen individuals. All withdrew from the national biobank. All marked "No Further Contact." >Their data was accessed. Their addresses exported. >As Ingrid follows the trail, she uncovers a system designed to identify the most vulnerable citizens-and a client who used it to act. No weapon. No struggle. >Just a list. And a decision. Now Ingrid must confront the man who signed the authorization. A man who insists he never meant harm. A man who says, "I didn't know." But Ingrid knows the truth is colder than intent. Because when small decisions enable irreversible harm... someone is always responsible. A slow-burn Nordic Noir thriller about data ethics, invisible systems, and the quiet machinery of consequence.

Pagina's: 158, Paperback, Independently published