the Boy Who Could See Truth

Before the truth can set you free, it must first destroy everything that is not.A young man known only as the Boy possesses an impossible gift: he can see the truth hidden inside every person he meets.Politicians. Billionaires. Celebrities. Criminals.No lie survives his gaze.Armed with little more than a smartphone, an uncompromising sense of justice, and an uncanny ability to expose what others desperately want hidden, the Boy turns truth into a weapon. His confrontations become global spectacles. His livestreams are watched by billions.To some, the Boy is a hero.To others, a dangerous vigilante.To all, he is a mystery.Eventually, the most powerful people in the world take notice. They invite him into their inner circle, where the Boy catches a glimpse of life at the summit of human power. There, the Boy sees that the battle isn't really about politics or profits-it's a struggle over humanity itself.As the Boy ventures deeper into their world, he begins to experience firsthand what he has only heard in whispers: these are not kind people.Blending the technological and philosophical questions of Blake Crouch's Upgrade, the collision of faith, power, and human advancement found in Dan Brown's Origin, and the seductive technological utopianism of Dave Eggers's The Circle, The Boy Who Could See the Truth is a provocative speculative thriller about humanity's oldest struggle in a world transformed by its newest technology.At once a global conspiracy thriller, psychological mystery, and exploration of faith and human nature, the novel asks what happens when someone finally demands that every door sealed by lies be opened.Many will do everything they can to keep those doors locked.The Boy will open them anyway.