Athens watches — but does not see.

An elderly homeless man. A young Franco-Greek woman. A Bangladeshi delivery driver. Three victims with no apparent connection. Except that their eyes have been surgically removed.

Police Captain Christoforos Markou, still marked by a recent personal loss, is assigned the most disturbing case of his career. Alongside profiler Roubini Gaetano, who is gradually losing her sight, and inspector Konstantinos Manias, he enters a psychological labyrinth of shifting identities, buried histories, and moral ambiguity.

As the body count rises, victims become perpetrators and certainties dissolve. Eyes On Me explores the anatomy of violence and the origins of evil. Is it written in our DNA, shaped by our environment, or forged by choice?

The fifth Inspector Markou novel confirms Markogiannakis as a leading voice in contemporary Greek crime fiction, delivering a series that grows darker, sharper, and more psychologically daring with each new case.