No Blind Spots

SOMEONE IS ALWAYS WATCHING.

Carys Morgan thought she had been offered the opportunity of a lifetime.

Instead, she walked into an experiment that had been waiting for her long before she knew it existed.

Nathan Carver is controlled, powerful and impossible to read. He knows more about Carys than he should—and the closer she gets to him, the harder it becomes to separate protection from surveillance, attraction from manipulation, and coincidence from design.

Then Carys discovers the cameras.

Twelve visible feeds.

And a hidden thirteenth.

What begins as a search for answers pulls her into Mercer: a programme built on observation, behavioural prediction and the belief that enough data can turn human choice into something measurable.

But Carys isn’t the first person Mercer has watched.

Her mother has secrets. Nathan has his own history with the programme. And somewhere inside decades of files, altered memories and carefully engineered decisions lies the reason Carys was chosen.

The most dangerous question isn’t who is watching.

It’s whether any of her choices were ever truly hers.