"In a world where algorithms rule, who takes the blame for the lives they destroy?"

Brilliant technologist James Wohlmuth helped create the algorithms that shape what millions see, think, and believe on social media. But when his wife, Sara, takes her own life after being drawn into the darkest corners of the digital maze, James is left shattered-and questioning the very foundation of his life's work. Sent on a forced sabbatical to Salzburg, Austria, he stumbles upon the haunting legacy of an 18th-century executioner, whose meticulous diary helped dismantle a brutal system of public torture and death.

Written by a former technology CEO with twenty years of experience in social media and data algorithms, The Salzburg Executioner is a chilling and timely exploration of the unseen forces driving human behavior. Driven by loss, guilt, and a desperate need for redemption, James creates a modern "Executioner's Diary" to expose how social media algorithms isolate, exploit, and devastate lives-all in the name of profit. But as he spirals further into obsession, the line between exposing the truth and causing more harm begins to blur, setting off a chain of events that shatters lives and reveals the horrifying cost of unchecked technology.

Set against the stark beauty of Salzburg and weaving past and present into a gripping narrative, The Salzburg Executioner is more than a psychological thriller. It's a powerful story of love, guilt, and the human cost of technological progress-one that challenges readers to confront the invisible algorithms shaping their lives.

For readers who crave morally complex characters, deeply introspective narratives, and thrillers that ask hard questions, The Salzburg Executioner is a provocative tale that lingers long after the last page.