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Blind Eye

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I was unable to put this book down after I began reading it. The author does a very good job of creating the suspense from the very beginning and you actually have to read several chapters before it all begins to come together. After reading this book, I now have a new author that has managed to peak my interest and immediately went to the local library to see if I could find other books by this author. Get it and you won't be able to stop reading it.

At the underground New Mexico Fusion Test Facility, scientist Marion Kagan looks forward to sunlight in forty-two days though she does not mind working seven days sixteen hours a day on the project. They are attacked by gunmen who kill everyone inside the edifice except for Marian who they shoot in the head and thought her dead too. The building collapses amidst flame and debris. The outside world assumes everyone inside is dead while radioactive material could soon leak out killing millions.

In Connecticut at the Waterbury Long Term care facility, a JD patient who has been in a minimally conscious state for six years since the car accident begins to violently move. Using an experimental program to understand what disturbs her leads them to Pennsylvania ex-cop Mark Shaw, who's just returned from a stint in Iraq. Mark recognizes the link between Jane Doe and Marion but now believes the scientist may be alive in that rubble in New Mexico while Dr. Ahmad Baer brings in a specialist to try to bring JD totally alive.

This intense thriller will hook the audience as the action moves back and forth between New Mexico to Connecticut with a few other stops in between. The story line is fast-paced from the opening assault and never slows down for a breather. The key to this tense thriller is the romantic subplot though it takes a back seat to the non-stop action. Jan Coffey has a winner with this strong tale.

Harriet Klausner

Blind Eye was the first book I ever read by Jan Coffey. I'm going shopping on Amazon to buy more of their books. I couldn't put it down.

I finally finished reading this book last night, after slogging through it for the last month. This was definitely not the fast paced, spine tingler that the other reviewers claim it is. There is so much wrong with this book that it would take up too much space on here. If you want a real review of this book check out my blog post: [...]