Rhett
Sloane

When a broken vet discovers his fallen brother is still alive, he sets out to rescue him, only to uncover an organization resurrecting MKUltra. Gunny goes on a warpath to stop The Council before their program goes live.

Black ops. Biological overreach. The surveillance state. The Blind Eye Series digs into the corridors of power most people never think about, and the people who fight back when they find out too much.

The thing about stealing an election is you don't have to steal very much.

Lexi Reeves had three small precincts and a night shift — nothing anyone upstairs cared about. Then, at half past midnight, she found a mail-in return curve that matched another precinct eight miles away, down to the third decimal. Numbers don't do that on their own.

She called Raven Branwyn, her college roommate, from a diner at 1:28 AM. Find a hotel that takes cash. Turn the phone off. Call me in four hours.

By dawn, Raven has a police report describing a single-vehicle crash on a dry road — and forty-two seconds of audio Lexi sent her, a name buried in the room noise.

She takes it south, to a farmhouse in Tennessee, where Ethan Rourke and the rest of the team already know what it means when the phone rings at that hour. What they find isn't fraud. Fraud is something you do to an election. This was built — quietly, legally, years before anybody needed it. And there are three and a half weeks until certification, after which none of it can be undone.