The Blind Spot
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Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 162
Weight: 0.43
Height: 0.35 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
For five years, Luke has lived alone in the quiet aftermath of loss, moving carefully through days that no longer feel entirely his.
Then small, impossible things begin happening in his flat. A chair no longer seems empty. Flowers are moved in the night. He begins to feel watched - not with fear, but with longing.
Eva was never meant to be seen. She is one of nine unseen beings who move through the world arranging the quiet coincidences that bring lonely strangers together - and she was sent to find the woman Luke is meant to love. But the longer she lingers near the grieving man at the edge of town, the more the boundary between their worlds begins to thin. And when Eva discovers why she cannot find Luke's match - when love begins to ask something impossible of them both - she is forced toward a choice that could cost everything she has ever been.
The Blind Spot is a haunting, tender literary love story about grief, longing, and what it means to step fully into a fragile human life - and to love something precisely because it can be lost.
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