Blind Spots (Thomas Mullen)

"The Blind" is a gripping crime novel with a speculative twist that explores the unsettling consequences of a global event that left the entire world blind. Written by acclaimed author Thomas Mullen, known for his works such as "Darktown" and "The Last Town on Earth," this riveting tale delves into themes of perception, surveillance, and the manipulation of reality in a technologically advanced society.

In a world where everyone has lost their sight, technology has stepped in to provide a solution, allowing people to receive visual data directly into their brains. But when a scientist is murdered and the sole witness claims the killer was invisible to her, homicide detective Mark Owens is thrust into a baffling investigation. As more murders occur, Owens grapples with suspects ranging from tech billionaires to anti-modernity cultists, all while navigating a landscape where reality itself can be altered and manipulated.

As the body count rises and the stakes intensify, Owens must confront the unsettling truth that in a world where perceptions can be easily manipulated, trust becomes a rare and precious commodity. With the line between truth and deception blurred, Owens embarks on a relentless quest for justice in a world of surveillance and disinformation.

"The Blind" is a thought-provoking and suspenseful thriller that will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the final page. Mullen's masterful storytelling and keen insight into human nature make this novel an unputdownable exploration of the fragility of truth in a society where perception is everything.