Before Her Eyes

She can't see the killer

But the killer can see her...

Naomi Hannah has been blind since birth. Struggling with living in a small, claustrophobic town, Naomi contemplates ending her life. But then she stumbles across the body of a young woman who has been brutally murdered. She senses someone else there at the scene - watching her. Naomi may not be able to see the killer's face, but she is still the only person who can identify him.

As the police begin hunting the person responsible and more victims are discovered, Naomi is forced to answer the question on which her fate hangs: why did the killer let her live?

In a town this small, the murderer must be close, perhaps even before her very eyes...



Jack Jordan wrote his first novel at seventeen and self-published two e-book bestsellers, Anything for Her and My Girl, by the age of twenty four. Jack's much-anticipated third novel Before Her Eyes will be published in Summer 2018. He lives in East Anglia.

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Jack Jordan is such a talent - incredibly pacy, frighteningly taut - I defy you to put this book down!



A smart, claustrophobic thriller with a twist that left me reeling. I couldn't turn the pages fast enough.



Packed with intense, unpredictable, heart-stopping moments, this is a first rate psychological thriller you won't forget in a hurry. It's one of those 'just one more chapter' books you don't want to put down.



A cracking thriller! Masterly plotting, great characters and an ending that knocked me sideways!



Before Her Eyes is cleverly plotted, full of tension and has a twist that floored me. It's a stunning thriller that's impossible to put down.



An original, pacy and claustrophobic thriller.



Jack Jordan is one seriously talented writer.



High recommended. Jack Jordan is certainly a writer to watch out for.



I'm sure we will be hearing the name Jack Jordan a lot in the years to come.



Jack Jordan is a writing star in the making.



Jack Jordan has perfectly captured the claustrophobia of being blind and frightened in a thriller that races to a nail-biting final twist.