In Plain Sight

You can't escape what you never saw coming.

Sarah Prescott leads a quiet life—an apartment she trusts, routines she controls, and scars she keeps buried. But when small inconsistencies begin appearing in her home—missing coffee, shifted pictures, warm furniture she never sat in—her reality begins to slip. It isn't paranoia. Someone is watching her.

And he's always been there.

As Sarah digs for answers, she uncovers a hidden surveillance operation—and herself at the center of it. What begins as stalking spirals into a psychological experiment designed by Nathan Pierce, a former FBI operative turned rogue scientist obsessed with human control. His research has backing, funding, and a body count.

But he miscalculated one thing: Sarah's capacity to adapt.

Forced into hiding with a dying intelligence agent and a friend nearly broken by captivity, Sarah stops running and starts planning. What follows is a high-stakes counterattack across data vaults, secret facilities, and ethical gray zones that stretch from backwoods cabins to congressional hearings.

The subject has become the strategist. The hunter has become the hunted.

And in a war where perception is weaponized, truth may be the deadliest weapon of all.