Eyes of the Blind

De: Alex Tresillion

Narrado por: Elliot Chapman

A young blind woman receives the world's first and miraculous binocular eye transplant, but questions surround the operation. Why was she selected? And why is a major charity so keen to put up the huge amount of collateral to make the operation happen? Enter Niall Burnet, unemployed and visually impaired journalist, who believes all is not as it appears and searches for answers.

Using his network of contacts, he begins to unearth a conspiracy in the higher echelons of the charity, a conspiracy determined to ensure the transplant is a 'heroic failure'. When an ex-girlfriend is blinded, his guide dog is knocked down in a hit and run, and a doctor commits suicide, Niall joins forces with the 'miracle patient' to find out the truth - a truth that will threaten their very lives.

©2016 Alex Tresillian (P)2017 Audible, Ltd

Not my taste in stories.

I can’t really point to one thing that turned me off. The subject matter is difficult to think about. The story seems contrived and implausible. The reader’s accent is a no-go also.

Not my experience as a blind person

Maybe I should write a book. This book does not represent my experience as a person who has been blind for over 50 years. I found many parts of this book to be offensive. I did not finish the book, I didn’t feel like it was worth my time after the first few chapters. Maybe I will write a book. The narrator was very good, it’s just not and account that I would recommend to anyone. I don’t know much about the author, if he is blind, or not, this is a fictional story that I don’t resonate with at all!