The Eyes of Innocents: A Watchtower Thriller (Watchtower Thrillers Book 2)
by Mikael CarlsonPublish: Dec 25, 2021Series: Watchtower ThrillersCrime Fiction Thriller Supernatural SuspenseBook Overview
America is about to unleash its newest weapon against one of the most despicable crimes imaginable.From award-winning author Mikael Carlson, this sequel to The Eyes of Others is an action-packed political thriller featuring a real-life superhero.
The Eyes of Innocents follows five people caught in the business, investigation, and politics surrounding a modern form of human slavery. Desperate measures will be taken to dispense justice, but an ominous revelation could lead them to failure. Will an evil man walk free, or can he be brought down by a secretive hero seeing the world through the eyes of innocents?
"Boston" Hollinger is part Jason Bourne, part Jack Reacher, and he's about to put his special skills to work. The Watchtower Thrillers can be read as stand-alone novels, however, readers may find more enjoyment of the story by reading the novels in the order they were written.
It’s the things you don't expect that get you in the end.
Alejandro Salcido is a prominent businessman with money, political clout, and a stellar reputation in the Phoenix community. He also runs one of the largest human trafficking networks in Arizona. Boston must use his gift to bring down despicable human beings, and as the tension rises and stakes go up, so does the body count.
A year after “Boston” Hollinger was shot and left for dead, he’s been reborn as America’s latest secret weapon. The accident inexplicably allowed him to see the memories of others in his dreams, and Watchtower has helped him refine that skill. Now he can see a person’s darkest secrets and most terrifying experiences while conscious.
With a need to prove his worth in the field, the team is met on their first mission in Phoenix with political intrigue and an embattled vice squad. Boston must use his gift to identify and bring down despicable human beings while working out his own issues. As the investigation progresses and a suspect escapes police custody, political tension rises, the stakes go up, and so does the body count.
