Dylan Sharpe is three weeks sober.
One month from losing his son.
And one job away from sleeping in his truck.
So when a dying psychic offers him money to stop a killer no one believes exists, Dylan takes the job.
At first, the deaths look ordinary.
Elderly men in quiet nursing homes.
Peaceful endings. Natural causes.
But something about the pattern doesn’t sit right.
Because at every grave…
someone has left a sunflower.
No witnesses.
No evidence.
No reason to suspect murder.
The deeper Dylan digs, the stranger things become.
People forget conversations they just had.
Records disappear.
And someone always seems to know exactly where he’s going next.
Soon Dylan realizes something terrifying:
He isn’t just investigating the case.
He’s part of it.
Someone has been watching him from the very beginning.
And the closer he gets to the truth…
the more it feels like he was never meant to survive finding it.
A chilling psychological thriller about secrets, control, and the terrifying cost of knowing too much.
Perfect for readers who enjoy the slow-burn tension of Gillian Flynn, Thomas Harris, and Patricia Highsmith.
Once you start reading Eye of the Sunflower, you won’t stop until the final page.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Some secrets refuse to stay buried.Eye of the Sunflower is the second book in The Sunflower Reckoning TrilogyFormer Force Recon Marine Dylan Sharpe is seventeen days off Oxycodone, broke, and estranged from his twelve-year-old son when a dying CIA remote viewer named Camille Becker offers him fifty thousand dollars to investigate a series of deaths at assisted living facilities in Destin, Florida. The victims are elderly men. The cause of death in every case is listed as natural. But Camille has spent forty years tracking patterns no one else can see - and she is certain these deaths are murders.In Destin, Dylan teams with his old Marine brother Jerome Jackson and begins working the case. The more he digs, the more he finds himself drawn to a well-connected local volunteer named Bella Donna Bannister - a woman who knows every facility, every resident, and seemingly every move Dylan makes before he makes it.As Dylan closes in on the truth, he is forced to confront questions the law cannot answer: the difference between murder and mercy, the limits of justice, and how far a person will go to protect someone they love.Eye of the Sunflower is a psychological crime thriller about guilt, control, and the cost of finally seeing what the world chose to ignore. Artikel-Nr. 9798251847468
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