Dead Air: The Day the Music Died by Kelly Orchard is a fast-paced psychological thriller that explores what happens when the technology connecting millions of people suddenly becomes a weapon.
When every FM radio station controlled by High Point Media goes silent across five major U.S. cities, veteran broadcast engineer Mike Harris initially suspects a technical failure. Then an eerie AI-generated voice hijacks the airwaves, broadcasting cryptic messages as fear spreads and authorities race to uncover who is behind the attack.
Through broadcasters, corporate executives, and an FBI investigation, Dead Air takes readers behind the scenes of the radio industry while exploring artificial intelligence, media manipulation, government power, public trust, and the vulnerability of modern communication systems.
Perfect for readers who enjoy conspiracy thrillers, psychological suspense, technology-driven mysteries, media intrigue, and fast-moving crisis stories, Dead Air: The Day the Music Died asks a chilling question: when the voices we trust can be controlled, how do we know who—or what—to believe?
— John Rinaldo, The Positive Pen
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