Night Vision

Miami defense attorney Jake Lassiter finds himself navigating treacherous waters when a high-tech predator begins hunting victims through the emerging world of online networks. What starts as a consultation about cyberstalking quickly escalates into a deadly game of cat and mouse, as the digital hunter graduates from psychological torment to brutal murder. When the investigation leads Lassiter from the neon-soaked streets of South Florida to the fog-shrouded corridors of London, he discovers that staying one step ahead of a killer who operates in the shadows of cyberspace requires more than legal expertise. The deeper he digs into the case, the more he realizes someone is orchestrating events to make him the perfect fall guy.

Luke Daniels brings his signature gritty delivery to this prescient thriller that anticipated our modern digital dangers decades before they became headline news. His portrayal captures both Lassiter's street-smart cynicism and underlying moral compass, while shifting seamlessly between Miami's Latin-influenced rhythms and London's clipped formality. Daniels maintains steady tension throughout the eleven-hour runtime, making Levine's complex plotting and legal maneuvering accessible without sacrificing the story's intellectual depth. His performance transforms courtroom scenes and investigative sequences into compelling audio drama.