Ava Hardy - Spying Eyes <ESSENTIAL ROUNDUP>

When Lena discovers a series of encrypted files on her employer’s server—files that detail the daily routines of private citizens, including her own—she realizes she is not just an auditor. She is a subject. The "Spying Eyes" of the title refer to the panopticon of smart devices, traffic cams, and social media scrapers that track every citizen.

Spying Eyes is available now in hardcover, audio (narrated by a hauntingly subdued January LaVoy), and digital—where, Ava Hardy jokes in the acknowledgements, "the publisher is definitely watching how fast you turn the pages." Have you read “Spying Eyes”? Do you think Lena went too far? Join the discussion in the comments below. And remember: cover your camera. Ava Hardy - Spying Eyes

However, will likely be the book that defines her career. It is currently in development as a limited series at HBO, with Oscar-nominated director Rose Glass ( Saint Maud ) attached to direct. Casting rumors suggest that Mia Goth is in talks to play Lena, a choice that Hardy publicly supported, tweeting, "Mia is the only actress who understands how to smile while committing a felony." Final Verdict: Is It Worth Your Time? If you are a fan of Hidden Pictures , The Girl on the Train , or the Netflix series You , prepare to be unsettled. Ava Hardy - Spying Eyes is not comfort reading. It is a stress test for your relationship with technology. When Lena discovers a series of encrypted files