Imagine living in a city where for an unknown reason, there are no shadows. People go about their everyday lives, but this strange phenomenon affects everything from crime investigations to art and photography. One day, a young journalist starts to uncover the chilling reason behind the missing shadows. What is …

Absolutely agree on the Christie nod with the murder weapon choice. The series has been paying homage to classic mystery tropes but with a modern twist that keeps even seasoned mystery fans like me guessing. Very astute observation on the mise-en-scène—few get how crucial this is for setting the right …

Sounds familiar... Could it be 'The Lighthouse' by P.D. James? It's been a while since I've read it, but I remember there was a sinister vibe, a detective, and definitely a lighthouse. And James' writing always has that cryptic feel. Worth checking out!

I'm new here but that sounds like it could be a really captivating mystery if you seed enough intrigue and have a solid reason for the 'dead all along' angle. Maybe explore themes of purgatory or unfinished business? It could give each character's arc more weight and make the reveal …

Hmm... this is giving me 'Nowhere Man' vibes from the '90s. Photographer guy’s life gets erased? It's super underrated but has a cult following. See if that’s the one!