Watchers

Lydia Gallows learned to watch because survival depended on it.

She sees the dangers others overlook, remembers what people reveal, and understands how fear can be used against those who cause harm. At the Forestview Hotel, that ability has become more than instinct. It is how Lydia protects the people no one else would.

But protection has a price.

As calculated choices begin carrying deadly consequences, the world Lydia built grows harder to defend. The people closest to her have secrets of their own. Loyalty and guilt become difficult to tell apart, and every attempt to control the danger draws it closer.

Now Lydia must decide how far she is willing to go, and whether taking justice into her own hands has made her a protector, a threat, or both.

In a world of hidden truths and moral gray lines, watching can keep you alive. It can also make you a target.

Eventually, someone starts watching you back.

Watchers is the gripping conclusion to The Firebird Duology, a morally complex psychological suspense story about justice, loyalty, survival, and the dangerous line between protecting people and controlling them.