As far as genres go, Amanda's Eyes is right up my alley. It's set in the near future (so it's a feasible reality to me), has a touch of paranormal and a LOT of mystery and suspense. However, I wasn't expecting it to grab me by the throat and keep me in its clutches! Amanda's Eyes opens with AJ in the hospital, in pain, blind and with amnesia of how she got there. Kathy DiSanto makes it so real and so terrifying that I was afraid to close my eyes at night, in fear I'd never open them again (since I don't live in 2075 doctors can't grow me new eyes yet!) 
 The story speeds along, with AJ being protected from the Ferrymen while busily trying to hunt them down at the same time. To top it off she discovers that her new eyes allow her to see people's true personality, their inner hatred and despair. Will AJ expose the Ferrymen before they hunt her down and make her one of their victims? It ends rather abruptly, but otherwise it was an amazing read!