Aza's spirals amid a missing-billionaire case
Sixteen-year-old Aza investigates a vanished billionaire while battling obsessive fears of infection. The external mystery is secondary to her internal one.

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Sixteen-year-old Aza investigates a vanished billionaire while battling obsessive fears of infection. The external mystery is secondary to her internal one.
The narration reproduces the recursive, tightening loops of obsessive thought as they happen. The reader experiences compulsion rather than merely observing it.
The title's infinite regress mirrors the fear that there is no solid self beneath the swarm of thoughts. Identity is questioned as a bottomless stack.
Relationships continue alongside, not instead of, chronic anxiety, and cannot dissolve it. The book refuses the fantasy of romance as remedy.