Daniel Morrow has never seen the world. He has always listened to it.
A professor at MIT, a forensic consultant, blind from birth - Daniel has built his entire existence on the ability to read reality through sound. He can reconstruct a crime from the frequencies it leaves behind. He can read the silences of people the way others read faces.
When a music theorist is found dead in her office at MIT with a tuning fork placed on her chest - 256 hertz, middle C - Daniel immediately understands two things. This is not the first murder. And it will not be the last.
Someone is composing something. Note by note. Victim by victim.
And the killer knows Daniel. Thinks like him. Experiences the world like him. Knows exactly where to find him.
Blind Sight is a literary thriller set in Boston - a story of sound and silence, of obsession and loss, of what remains when the most important thing you possess is taken away.