Introduction

It's not paranoia if they're really after you...

Blind music teacher Emily Warner regains her eyesight through a transplant. But her newfound vision catapults her onto a path that is fraught with danger. As she begins to investigate the strange things she sees, she realizes that the visions she has belong to her cornea donor…. and that her donor’s death was no accident.

When she decides to prove that her donor was murdered, she draws the attention of the killer onto herself. But no matter the danger she’s putting herself in, she has to expose him, before another young girl will die at his hand… and before Emily becomes his next victim.

A fast-paced, suspenseful thriller set among Washington D.C.'s elite.

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Excerpt

Maryland – Fifteen Years Ago
Emily Warner should have died in the crash, but she survived.
A week before the accident that changed her life forever, Emily had turned fifteen, and her acne had just cleared up. She saw it as a good sign. She had a mad crush on Kevin, a boy from her school, and she’d caught him looking at her during class. However, her dreams of being kissed by him never came true. She never saw him again. In fact, she never saw any of her classmates and friends again. All because two cars collided at an intersection, one speeding through a red light, the other innocently adhering to the traffic laws. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

Q1:
Emily is bitter about the past. Which events contribute to her being able to let go of her anger and pain?

Q2:
Emily takes great risks to get justice for Maddie. Is her fear of losing her eyesight again the only thing that drives her, or is there something deeper at play?

Q3:
Detective Yang has a strong sense of right and wrong, and follows his gut. What makes him believe in Emily’s stories?

Q4:
What in the killer’s past contributed to him becoming more brazen and believing that he would never have to pay for his crimes? Could an early intervention and therapy have halted his psychopathic nature, or was his progression inevitable?

Q5:
Several of the characters in the book have lost somebody they loved: Emily her mother, Eric and Rita Bolton their daughter, Ambassador Pacheco his wife, Catalina her mother, Diego his girlfriend. Discuss how everybody deals with their loss in a different way.

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