An excellent review of Eyes Everywhere from Writer's Digest: This book presents an opportunity for armchair travel to important period locales, especially this book's topic times and places which anchor the premise and are expressed by the story. The deep, rich historical details position the reader in the setting, and themes are easy for readers to decode. The character relationships--from seeing them in action through physical presence or interiority--are some of the best parts of this story. In terms of premise, the engagement level of relationship stakes plus conflict--people being seen again or not, why someone did or did not do something, the constant facing of choices--is high. The characters are familiar, and are appropriate for the genre. Hook action is fairly gripping. The premise of character, stakes, and conflict is clear with much of it built in due to the topic; other premise components are delivered through personal growth of characters as they face themselves, others, and their environment, and these threads will engross many readers.