Seventeen-year-old Adonis Silveru2019s life isnu2019t anything out of the ordinaryu2014until a chance discovery when it becomes supernatural, and his notions of right and wrong are soon stained in shades of gray.
With the death of his great-grandfather comes the responsibility of cleaning out his belongings. Among them, Adonis finds something thatu2019s equal parts unsettling and captivating: an eyeball. Befuddled, mesmerized, Adonis pockets it, and itu2019s not long before he learns that this eye can see so much more than his own; it can see into othersu2019 lives, their futuresu2026and their sins.
When Adonis holds the eye, he can tell the future of everyone around him, and he has the power to change it. He has to change it, when a strangeru2019s dark thoughts threaten his twelve-year-old sister.
Adonis has to protect her, and he has to save everyone, every innocent who doesnu2019t know theyu2019re in danger. Why else would he have been given this extraordinary gift, if it wasnu2019t to put his life on the line for the sake of good?
As he uncovers more of the eyeu2019s abilities and how they influence his own power, Adonis must tackle mankindu2019s unanswerable questions: Where is the line between right and wrong? Who are you going to be in the game of judge and jury? And if given the chance, would you be the executioner?
Every encounter with a new person, a new villain, forces Adonis deeper into this existential well. He always has a choice to make; but when your choices no longer abide by the black-and-white rules of morality, how can you know what good isu2026and how do you know if you are?