Book Review: Blink by Brian C. Hailes

9/20/2019

She can tell who's a friend or foe in the blink of an eye.

She sees the true colors, the energy of people, and uses this gift to stay alive in the deadly cat and mouse games of an elite covert operative.

Theories prove true when she learns who's been secretly murdering influential men and women using futuristic technology and old-world tactics in their quest for global control.

Blink follows the trail of Madison "Blink" Campbell as she aims to take down "The Establishment," an organization using technology, propaganda, and economics to subjugate the world under their control.
With the assistance of Dr. Jamal Hart, and other allies brought along or discovered along the way, Blink finds herself face to face with the proverbial men-behind-the-curtains only to be the one looking down the wrong end of the gun barrel.
Will Blink survive the trap and make it out of the lion's den?

What I liked:

Blink appeals to my love of conspiracy theories. Verifiable facts threaded into an intricate web of imagination pulled me into her world and never let go. The story is compelling to the point that I could believe the events might have already happened.

I also loved the illustrations, images from key moments throughout the story helped me see what the author envisioned during the narrative.