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66 reviewsWith Blind Sight, Meg Howrey gives us a smart, funny, and deeply moving story about truth versus belief, about what we do and don’t tell ourselves - with the result, as Luke says, that we don’t always know what we know.
“Luke is a charming character; old enough and smart enough to grab adult attention, but innocent and just unsure enough to have the charm of the child... Will reward readers and keep them pleasurably engaged.” - The Washington Times
Seventeen-year-old Luke Prescott has been brought up in a bohemian matriarchy, surrounded by his divorced New Age mother, his religious grandmother, and two precocious half-sisters. He is writing his college applications when his father - a famous television star - invites him to Los Angeles for the summer.
Luke accepts and is plunged into a world of location shooting, celebrity interviews, glamorous parties, and premieres. But as he begins to know the difference between his father’s public persona and his private one, Luke finds himself questioning the new history he has created for himself.
“An engagingly assured debut novel . . . Luke’s fresh gaze and untrammelled curiosity as he makes his way among conflicting loyalties, long-held secrets, and buried identities, make him an appealing scientist of human behaviour.” - Vogue